The interesting version.

I majored in Instrumentation and Control Engineering, but my head was always somewhere in AI and ML. The turn came when I joined the Google Developer Student Club at NSUT and fell in with a bunch of sharp seniors and batchmates — after that, there was no going back.

What followed was a long rabbit hole: fine-tuning models, then implementing LLMs from scratch just to see how they actually work. I went from being the mentee asking too many questions to the one walking juniors through their first projects. The summer after my second year I picked up frontend and backend development so I could build whole applications myself instead of waiting on anyone.

Along the way I won Smart India Hackathon 2023 with a forensic log analyzer built for the government, and shipped things like a voice-authenticated payments platform and an AI mock-interviewer that adapts to your resume.

Over the years I've sharpened how I work and figured out what it really means to optimize a system or a pipeline — not just make it run. These days I'm comfortable taking something from a rough idea all the way to a shipped, end-to-end product.