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I build systems that keep working when no one is babysitting them. They see (a re-identification pipeline that refuses to lose someone behind a pillar), read (a RAG system that cites the exact page instead of improvising), judge (a résumé screener that scores fit, not just keywords) and speak (a narrator that runs offline on a laptop).
Two internships (the Indian Navy’s INICAI, ISRO’s ISTRAC) and a MTech later, I still side-eye any model that’s too confident, especially mine.
Bengaluru, Indiaopen to relocate, remote and international roles
M.Tech graduate (CGPA 9.41), PES UniversitySeeking: AI/ML Engineer roles in computer vision, NLP and GenAIAvailable now
A multimodal RAG system that reads a PDF properly — text, tables, formulas, and page images together — and is built to answer with a citation back to the exact page, not a hallucination in a nice font. Live and taking questions right now.
Real-time multi-camera person re-identification — one global ID follows each person across every camera, occlusion, and doorway exit, so the system never has to ask "wait, is that the same guy?" twice.
Give a silent screen recording a voice — offline, on a Mac. Write a plain-text script; a local Kokoro text-to-speech model speaks it, Whisper writes the subtitles, and ffmpeg renders the finished MP4. No cloud, no API keys.
An AI resume screener that classifies resumes into 40+ job categories and matches them to a job description — built for recruiters buried under applications (hi, if that’s you reading this).
A satirical first-person art-gallery vandalism simulator built in Unity — pick a colour, size your brush, and splatter paint across a pristine gallery. There’s no security and nobody to stop you; the only thing in your way is your conscience.
A from-scratch OpenGL/C++ recreation of Newton's apple — hand-coded inverse-square-law physics, a procedurally grown apple tree, and a camera you actually control (the scene’s Newton just sits there, as history demands).
An educational Java/Swing GUI that animates every AVL rotation frame by frame, at whatever speed keeps a confused Data Structures student from crying — adjustable, no judgment.
A Django attendance system with role-based dashboards for admins, teachers, and students, spanning the full academic hierarchy down to individual class sessions — built with two teammates, Akash M and Harish Murti, and, refreshingly, an actual test suite.
Exploratory analysis hunting for the statistical tells that separate bot accounts from real ones — follower ratios, tweet frequency, and account-creation hours, visualized before any model gets to guess.
A pandas/NumPy pipeline that takes a genuinely messy loan-applicant dataset — duplicates, typos, and all — through 7 concrete cleaning steps to something a model could actually trust.
Best debugged on a trail, ideally with a sky bison on standby.Best debugged at T-minus three, ideally with an owl on courier duty.
Pick your protocol — email, LinkedIn, GitHub, X, or YouTube. All return 200 OK.