Hey, I'm Abin Johnson ↗
Curiosity.
Code.
No ceiling.
Full stack engineer. Startup founder.
Turning “what if” into things that work,
since I was nine.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Less theory.
More making.
From a useful little tool to a problem
worth losing sleep over. Here's what
curiosity looks like in practice.
Venditas
A little less busywork. A lot more recruiting.
Turning candidate CVs into agency-branded Word documents, with personal contact details removed. Built to give recruiters their time back.
TARS
A different way to see a conversation.
An attachable glasses display for live speech-to-text captions. A phone does the listening; Bluetooth brings the words into view.
Driver Safety Device
Computer vision. With a purpose.
A Raspberry Pi prototype that uses computer vision to detect driver distraction and drowsiness. An exploration of hardware that looks out for people.
02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE CODE
A WORK IN PROGRESS.AND THAT'S THE POINT.
Started with games.
Stayed for the
possibilities.
I wrote my first lines of code at nine because I wanted to make the games I loved playing. That small curiosity turned into a much bigger one: what else could I build?
At thirteen, I started my first startup. Since then, I've been connecting the dots between software, hardware, and the people who use them. I like the messy middle: figuring things out, testing an idea, and making the next version better.
I'm here for ambitious ideas, thoughtful collaborators, and the kind of work that makes a difference beyond the screen.
03 / ALONG THE WAY
A few doors opened.
More to knock on.
Small milestones. Meaningful momentum.
A few moments from the journey so far.
OUTSIDE THE COMFORT ZONE A bigger room.
The same curiosity.
Special mention · Techfest World MUNSpecial mention at IIT Bombay
Taking the conversation beyond the classroom at Techfest World MUN.
Moving forward with LvlUp Labs
Invited to the next screening stage of the Marketing Edge accelerator.
Oxford Summer Programme offer
An offer to study AI and physics on a summer programme at St Anne's College.
04 / HOW I WORK
Good things take iteration.
Make it work.
Start with the problem. Build something real, get it into people's hands, and learn what matters.
Make it better.
The first version is a conversation starter. Listen closely, question the assumptions, and keep improving.
Keep going.
Stay curious, share what you learn, and find people who care as much about the details as you do.
OPEN TO GOOD CONVERSATIONS
HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?
Let's make
something matter.
A wild idea, an interesting problem, or just a hello.
The next good thing starts with a conversation.