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United States
3+ years of experience
I am a Full-Stack Software Engineer and AI/ML Researcher with 6+ years of experience building scalable applications and intelligent systems across real-world domains. My core foundation is in full-stack development, where I have designed and delivered end-to-end applications using modern web technologies, APIs, and data-driven architectures. Alongside this, I have advanced my expertise through a Master’s degree in Computer Science (AI/ML) and research work focused on deep learning, IoT, and intelligent systems. I have built production-grade systems ranging from full-stack platforms to AI-powered applications, including government-scale GIS solutions and machine learning models for prediction and analytics. My work bridges the gap between software engineering and artificial intelligence — enabling the development of intelligent, scalable, and impactful systems. My key strengths include: • Full-Stack Engineering: React, Next.js, Python, FastAPI, Django, REST APIs, PostgreSQL • AI/ML: Deep Learning, NLP (Transformers), Computer Vision, Predictive Modeling • Data Engineering: SQL, ETL Pipelines, Data Modeling, Analytics • Geospatial Intelligence: ArcGIS, QGIS, PostGIS, Spatial Data Processing I have also contributed to research in AI/ML and IoT, with published work in deep learning and intelligent systems, including thesis-driven research and real-world applications such as trajectory prediction and AI-powered platforms. I am particularly interested in opportunities in: AI/ML Engineering | Full-Stack AI Systems | Data Engineering | Intelligent Platforms | GeoAI I am actively seeking roles where I can combine my software engineering foundation with AI/ML expertise to build scalable, intelligent systems that create real-world impact. Let’s connect if you are working on AI-driven products, data platforms, or next-generation intelligent systems.

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27 Sep 2026