Data professional · Product builder · Researcher

I build systems that make work clearer, faster and easier.

I’m Karan Dharamshi, a London-based developer and analyst working across data, operational automation and reporting. Alongside my professional work, I’m building Autismy, contributing to LIFE HACKS and publishing research on how people learn with technology.

Karan Dharamshi
Based in London, working across the UK
Current roleSupport Developer & Analyst

Brave New World

BuildingAutismy

Accessibility technology

ContributingLIFE HACKS

Life skills for sixth-form students

Published atACM CHI 2023

Human-computer interaction

What I’m doing now.

My work sits across three connected areas: improving day-to-day operations, building products around unmet needs, and studying how technology affects people.

01

Data and operational systems

At Brave New World, I build SQL and Python pipelines, reporting datasets and Azure-based workflows. The aim is practical: reliable information, fewer manual steps and better visibility for the people running the operation.

Professional experience
02

Autismy

I’m developing an accessibility product to help autistic people communicate their preferences, routines and support needs more clearly with families, schools and professionals.

About Autismy
03

LIFE HACKS

I’m working with a nonprofit programme creating science-backed, student-shaped life-skills learning for 16–18-year-olds preparing for life beyond the classroom.

About LIFE HACKS

Work measured by what changed.

1,200+manual hours removed each year

An Azure-based automation platform that parses supplier data, applies business rules and produces customer communications.

2–3 dayscustomer resolution time

Reduced from around two weeks after analysing ticket data and redesigning the underlying workflow.

2 papersacross HCI and security

Research on deepfake-assisted learning at ACM CHI and machine-learning-based phishing detection.

Professional outcomes are drawn from documented work in Karan’s current CV.

Products, research and experiments.

All projects

FakeForward was published at ACM CHI 2023.

Co-authored at the University of Bath, the paper investigates whether personalised self-modelling videos can improve physical exercise and public-speaking outcomes.

Research and publications

What Am I Actually Building?

I’ve spent years chasing ideas, buying domains, and building things nobody asked for. Maybe I was looking in the wrong place.

Read the essay

Have a problem worth
working through?

I’m interested in useful data work, thoughtful products, accessibility and education.

Email Karan