Graduate school portfolio

Building research-ready AI systems with software engineering discipline.

I am a software engineer preparing for graduate study particularly in applied AI, computer vision, health informatics, and human-centered intelligent systems. My work combines practical full-stack development with research habits: careful problem framing, reproducible evaluation, technical writing, and continuous learning.

Academic Direction

I am interested in graduate programs where I can study machine learning systems that solve concrete problems in healthcare, education, and assistive technology. I am especially drawn to projects involving computer vision, responsible AI evaluation, medical prediction models, and AI tools that support learning or expert decision-making.

Highlighted Achievements

Stanford

2x Stanford's Code in Place Section Leader

Selected for global Python teaching and mentorship with learners from diverse backgrounds.

Harvard

2x Harvard CS50x Challenge Completion

Solved rigorous problem that strengthened diverse thinking, team colaboration and problem solving.

UC Berkeley

UC Berkeley CALICO Spring '26

Competed as part of a team in the intercollegiate programming contest against international teams.

Selected Strengths

Research Interests & Exploration

Actively exploring applied methodologies across AI, ML, and CV

Real Systems

Built full-stack and AI-powered tools using MERN, TensorFlow.js, MediaPipe, Gradio, and OpenAI workflows.

Teaching

Served as a Stanford Code in Place section leader and delivered programming workshops for beginners.

News

Project :Classical to Modern NLP - A Research-Oriented Journey Through the Evolution of Natural Language Processing Github Repo

Session : Delivered a live session to the student of grade 9th and 10th of Daska School Watch Now

Article: Published a article on the topic 'Q-Learning: How an Agent Learns From Rewards — Intuition First, No Math' Read Now

Workshop: Delivered a live workshop on practical audio processing with machine learning. Watch Recording

Workshop: Delivered "Real-Time Object Detection and Image Analysis using YOLO" to 30+ participants. Watch Recording

Mentorship: Selected for the second time as a Stanford Code in Place section leader and received the certificate. Link pending

Competition: Participated with my team in the UC Berkeley CALICO Spring '26 programming contest and received our certificate. Link pending

Team Challenge: Participated in Harvard CS50x Puzzle Day 2026 and solved problems with my teammates. Link pending

Live Coding: Presented different LeetCode problems in a live Zoom session for a DSA course. Link pending