i'm
who builds things people actually use.
a data scientist and ml engineer with a master's in data science from the university of arizona. my work spans healthcare to fintech, building ml pipelines, llm-powered systems, and ai-driven solutions that people can actually rely on.
i specialize in predictive analytics and machine learning, with deep experience in python, pytorch, sql, langgraph, and aws cloud. from neural networks for computer vision to retrieval-augmented generation for intelligent ai systems, i care about the last mile, where a good model becomes a dependable system.
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i've worked on lots of side projects over the years, here are some recent ones. many are open-source, so if something piques your interest, check out the code.
fine-tune slms 2x faster, for free. upload your data, get a production-ready model in under 15 minutes. no coding, no guesswork.
local-first framework that turns slms into tool-calling ai agents. mcp support. pip install and you're running.
highlight, hover, or speak to get instant insights, all processed locally with gemini nano. zero cloud, zero latency.
fine-tuned 177M BERT on 20K WikiANN samples for multilingual NER tagging. published on huggingface with 120+ community downloads and production-ready inference at 264ms avg.
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ask a question. it finds the right dataset, profiles it, and generates the first useful charts automatically.
turn queries into charts with a multi-agent workflow that selects metrics, writes code, and explains results.
paste a link. get summaries, highlights, and searchable answers built on transcripts and embeddings.
talk to your pdfs. voice-enabled research with cited answers.
emotional state classification from biometric signals.
paper trading with real-time market data, performance tracking, and portfolio analytics.
real-time driver behavior classification from in-cabin video for distraction and safety events.
urban heat island analysis with feature engineering, spatial signals, and interpretable modeling.
springer conference chapter on sentiment analysis for early signals of mental health risk in social media text.
ctg-based signal classification to detect fetal risk states with supervised ml and calibrated metrics.
three campuses, two countries, one obsession with data.

M.S. Data Science

Senior Certificate · Computer Science

B.Tech · Information Technology
from startups to big four, always building with data.
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models, agents, and products. the fun part.
latency, memory, reliability. making it run outside the notebook.
pipelines that stay correct at 2am. automation that does not break.
peer-reviewed papers i've co-authored across ai, nlp, and public health.
Evaluated the accuracy and reliability of low-cost PM sensors against industry-standard devices for occupational exposure monitoring. Developed calibration models and breakpoint analyses to identify performance thresholds.
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Environmental Monitoring and Assessment · 2025
Volume 198, Article 40 · Springer Nature
click to open →Developed sentiment analysis techniques for early detection of mental illness indicators in social media data, contributing to proactive mental health interventions.
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ICCIS 2022 · Springer, Singapore
International Conference on Communication and Intelligent Systems
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activeloop
rag patterns, vector db choices, and production concerns.
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crewai
multi-agent workflows and task planning patterns.
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ibm
supervised learning, evaluation, and practical ml workflows.
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ibm
data wrangling with numpy, pandas, and api integration.
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deeplearning.ai
ai strategy, ethics, and building an ai-first organization.
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u of michigan
intro to python and core programming concepts.
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hackerrank
problem solving, algorithms, and data structures in python.
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ibm
nlp, watson assistant, and conversational dialog design.
view →thoughts on data science, ai, and whatever i'm tinkering with.
lessons from building and breaking ai agents, and why the small models might still surprise you.
a practical guide to pulling US census data with tidycensus, cleaning it fast, and turning it into maps and insights.
a high level map of how transformers work, why attention matters, and where zero-shot actually helps in real systems.
a beginner-friendly way to think about qubits, why they matter, and what quantum could change for optimization and ml.
presented at the MS DS lightning talks at the college of information science, university of arizona for two consecutive years (2023-2024).
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