Shravan Cinthamani Shankar Hari

Building Beyond Self

Student • Innovator • Community Leader

A 9th grader who founded SolveQube — a nonprofit making quantum computing and STEM learning accessible to students in five Indian languages. When I’m not building it, I’m chasing a faster cube solve and teaching myself the science that will shape tomorrow.

8

Certifications Earned

5

WCA Competitions

16.92s

3×3 Cube Personal Best

SolveQube Impact

Live

5

Languages

25

Learning Resources

169

Page Views

79

Visitors

Numbers pulled automatically from solveqube.org — the nonprofit I founded.

What I Do

Curiosity turned into contribution

A few areas where I spend my time learning, competing, and giving back — each one a step toward building something beyond myself.

01

Quantum & STEM

Teaching myself quantum computing fundamentals — then turning what I learn into plain-language lessons on SolveQube so other students can start where I once had to guess.

02

Speed Cubing

Competing in WCA events with a 16.92s 3×3 personal best. Speed cubing sharpens pattern recognition, focus, and the discipline to improve one solve at a time.

03

Community Leadership

Founded SolveQube Foundation to make STEM learning accessible across five Indian languages — because a student’s mother tongue should never be the reason they miss out on quantum, coding, or curiosity.

About

I am a 9th grader who believes the best way to grow is to build things that outlast me — through learning, challenging myself, and lifting others along the way.

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Shravan Cinthamani Shankar Hari
ShravanStudent • Innovator • Community Leader

Quantum • Cubing • Learning

Discover SolveQube Foundation

SolveQube Foundation is a nonprofit making quantum computing, speed cubing, and STEM learning accessible to students everywhere. Explore the courses, resources, and community.

Let’s connect

I’m looking for mentors, collaborators, and research opportunities in quantum computing and STEM outreach — and anyone who wants to help make learning accessible to more students. If that’s you, let’s talk.

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