I'm a Computer Science undergraduate at KL Deemed to be University (CGPA: 9.24/10), passionate about designing scalable, reliable, and intelligent software solutions.
- 🎓 B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering · Graduating June 2026
- 🔭 Currently building Generative AI and full-stack applications powered by LLMs, REST APIs, and AWS
- 🌱 Deepening my expertise in LangChain, Prompt Engineering, and Cloud-Native Architecture
- 🧠 Strong foundation in SDLC, OOP, Testing, Debugging, and Version Control
- 💬 Ask me about building RESTful APIs, full-stack web apps, AI integrations, or deploying serverless microservices
- 📫 Reach me at [email protected]
- ✅ Red Hat Certified Enterprise Application Developer
- ✅ Salesforce AI Associate
Python · JavaScript · LLMs · Prompt Engineering
- Built a Generative AI application using LLMs and prompt engineering to help users navigate complex election processes.
- Implemented Responsible AI guardrails to minimize hallucinations and improve response reliability.
- Integrated external APIs and internal data sources for accurate, real-time AI insights.
Python · SQL · React · Node.js · ARIMA
- Developed a full-stack inventory platform with ARIMA-based demand forecasting, improving stock planning accuracy by 25%.
- Built ETL workflows and optimized SQL queries to power forecasting and analytics.
- Designed and tested RESTful APIs integrating AI-driven forecasting into the inventory engine.
AWS Lambda · API Gateway · S3 · Docker · Git
- Engineered a serverless backend using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, and S3 for scalable cloud services.
- Containerized workloads with Docker and managed source with Git for streamlined CI/CD.
- Monitored, tested, and debugged cloud services to enhance reliability, performance, and security.
- 🥇 OutSkill x OpenAI — Ranked in the Top 100 out of 16,000 participants for rapid prototyping with modern AI frameworks.
- 🥈 Prompt Wars — Ranked in the Top 50 for innovative use of Agentic AI and vibe-coding to deliver interactive experiences.
"Building reliable software, one commit at a time."

