Attention is the common thread.

Technology, photography, and bonsai are different ways of studying systems, finding patterns, and making something better.

Rupesh Varghese standing beside a bonsai tree against a dark backdrop

Work with a human being, not a ticket queue.

I’m a Senior IT Support & Web Specialist in Princeton University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. My independent consulting work is separate from my role at Princeton.

I enjoy the process of making complicated things feel understandable. That can mean diagnosing an unreliable network, improving a web experience, getting a new computer working exactly right, or helping someone feel more confident with the technology around them.

Outside the workday

Astrophotography asks for patience and precision. Bonsai asks for the same things on a completely different scale. Both reward curiosity, craft, and showing up consistently.

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Rupesh Varghese holding a maple bonsai beside a fellow bonsai enthusiast

Trees are better with company.

Some of the best bonsai learning happens in conversation: comparing notes, sharing techniques, and spending time around people who care deeply about the craft.

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