Sakshi Kale - Software Engineer

Work experience

Education

Projects

• Example Domain

  T h i s d o m a i n i s f o r u s e i n d o c u m e n t a t i o n e x a m p l e s w i t h o u t n e e d i n g p e r m i s s i o n.T h i s i s n o t a s e r v i c e,a v o i d r e l y i n g o n i t f o r t e s t i n g a n d m o n i t o r i n g p u r p o s e s.

• Mumbai Local

  Mumbai Local is an interactive, 8-bit-inspired Mumbai experience presented as a virtual local-train journey. Visitors arrive at CSMT and collect Mumbai-themed items, including vada pav, a train ticket, cutting chai, and a BEST bus.

• What Would My Gratitude Look Like If No One Else Was Suffering?

  An essay examining whether gratitude built through comparison with other people’s suffering is actually pity or relief in disguise. The author reflects on moral luck and the risks of turning people into symbols, then considers a more specific, less comparative form of appreciation.

• I. Movement, arrival, and return

  Before my portfolio was a village, it was a road and a black block.

• mumbai.sakshikale.com
• 3D Farm Walk

  An interactive 3D farm environment featuring a bunny character and a daylight setting. Visitors can explore the scene and receive a greeting from the bunny.

• Mumbai, in pixels

  An interactive, pixel-art experience celebrating Mumbai through familiar local landmarks, food, and everyday objects. Visitors can explore the Mumbai Local and collect items in a virtual bag.

• Interactive 3D Farm Portfolio

  An interactive 3D portfolio experience set on a farm, where visitors can explore the environment and interact with a bunny character. The page offers a playful introduction and a way to contact Sakshi Kale.

• What Would My Gratitude Look Like If No One Else Was Suffering?

  An essay examining how gratitude can rely on comparison with other people’s suffering, turning appreciation into relief or pity. The author considers moral luck and the risks of treating others as reference points, and argues for a more specific, attentive gratitude that does not depend on someone else having less.

• How My Portfolio Became a Place

  An interactive Three.js portfolio evolved from a sparse road into a navigable village, with successive revisions connecting movement, destination selection, content, and return behavior. The project also added shared progress tracking, repeatable test scenarios, and diagnostics to make performance and visual fidelity assessable across desktop and mobile.