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Rishi Srihari

Founder

Founder at Opennote

San Francisco, California, United States

FoundedOpennote · YC

About

Rishi Srihari is the co-founder of Opennote, an AI-powered learning platform that consolidates lecture materials, notes, and readings while providing contextual explanations, practice tools, and video tutorials for students.

Founder at OpennoteYC S25

Intro paths

YC

Rishi went through Y Combinator (Summer 2025) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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Their group partner at YC was Andrew Miklas, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran Opennote's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

In turn, Rishi can intro founders to Opennote's investors below.

Co-founders at Opennote

AAAbhi Arya
Abhi AryaCo-Founder and CTO
VVVedant Vyas

Experience

  1. ReductoProduct Engineeringcurrent2026 — presentSan Francisco, California, United States
  2. OpennoteCo-Founder, CEO2025 — 2026San Francisco, California, United States
  3. Afore CapitalFounder-in-Residence2025San Francisco, California, United States
  4. BrowserbaseSoftware2025
  5. UC Irvine Donald Bren School of Information and Computer SciencesLearning Assistant2024 — 2025Irvine, California, United States
  6. NASA SUITSSoftware Engineering Research Intern2023 — 2024Irvine, California, United States

Education

  1. Y Combinator
  2. UC IrvineBachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science2023 — 2027
  3. Singapore American School2021 — 2023
  4. Centennial High School2019 — 2023

Skills & more

Front-End DevelopmentDatabase DesignWeb ScrapingDiscrete MathematicsUniversity TeachingBoolean LogicTwo-factor AuthenticationArtificial Intelligence (AI)TypeScriptNext.js3Google Cloud Platform (GCP)3Tailwind CSS3
+12 moreDatabasesAndroid DevelopmentPresentation SkillsProject DeliveryTeam LeadershipProject ManagementWeb DesignCreative WritingPublic SpeakingCommunicationProblem SolvingJava

Languages English · Spanish · Tamil

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