About / Practice

Jack of all trades.

My work sits where engineering, research and creative observation overlap. I like learning the whole shape of a problem, then building the part that matters.

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What I do

Many disciplines, one curious practice.

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Full-stack

I shape useful digital products from interface decisions to APIs, databases and deployment-minded architecture.

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Machine Learning / AI

I train and evaluate learning systems, turning raw datasets into practical, measurable intelligence.

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Computer Vision

I work with visual models for detection, classification and interpretable real-world scene understanding.

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Research

I build research pipelines, conduct field interviews, analyze behavior and communicate evidence with care.

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Writing

I translate technical ideas and personal observations into accessible prose, poetry and research narratives.

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Sketching

I draw portraits and characters, keeping observation and creative practice close to my technical work.

Experience

Work with a research pulse.

Hands-on experience across teaching, language models, field studies and socially relevant computing.

Jan 2026 — Present Current

Assistant ICT Teacher

Senior Section · Pinnacle Chartered School and College

Delivering ICT lessons to Class XI students covering practical computing concepts, programming fundamentals and digital literacy. Designing lesson plans, preparing classroom exercises and hands-on lab sessions, guiding students through spreadsheet tools, basic coding logic and responsible internet use, while supporting their preparation for board-level assessments.

Curriculum Design ICT Instruction Assessment & Evaluation Lab Sessions Digital Literacy Class XI
Oct 2024 — Apr 2025

Undergraduate Research Assistant

UNPLER Lab · United International University

Investigated hallucinations and biases in Large Language Models and worked with the evaluation of retrieval-augmented generation systems.

LLM Evaluation LLM Hallucination Bias Analysis RAG Evaluation

Beyond the classroom

Throughout my undergraduate years I stayed active beyond coursework — leading creative teams, conducting field interviews for community research, and participating in cultural and social initiatives that sharpened both my communication and empathy as a practitioner.