Yash Shenvi.
Designer. Automation builder. Game developer. Naval cadet once. Mumbai always.
I grew up in Mumbai drawing maps of cities that didn't exist. The cities got more detailed over time — streets, buildings, factions, histories. At some point I realised this wasn't a hobby. It was how I think.
I trained as a naval cadet with the Sea Cadet Corps from 2015 to 2019. The discipline there — systems, hierarchies, consequence — shaped how I approach everything I build. If it doesn't work under pressure, it doesn't work.
I studied Physics at Ramnarain Ruia College and came out the other side more interested in how things interact than in any single thing. I teach Maths, Physics, and Computer Science on the side. Teaching is the fastest way to find the gaps in your own understanding.
Right now I work at Rhythm Hotels & Resorts, building automation systems and AI integrations. And at night, I'm building Project Mind — a game set in Mumbai, made by one person, slowly.
GigaBoid is the name for the whole thing. The game, the systems, the writing. The question that keeps changing shape.
The thread
Sea Cadet Corps
Naval Cadet Program. Systems, structure, discipline under pressure.
B.Sc. Physics
Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai. Major in Physics. Minor in questioning everything.
Educator
Teaching Maths, Physics, Computer Science to 8th–12th grade students.
Rhythm Hotels & Resorts
Automation systems, AI integrations, marketing, campaigns.
GigaBoid — Project Mind
Building a 2D game set in Mumbai. One person. No deadline. Just the work.