Second-year CS student specializing in applied AI. I design and ship small, working AI products — retrieval systems, agents, deployed apps — instead of just studying the theory.
A retrieval-augmented chatbot — instead of letting the AI model guess answers from memory, it first searches real source documents, then generates a response grounded in what it found. This makes answers traceable back to an actual source rather than made up.
An interactive quiz web app for JEE aspirants — timed test mode, topic-wise question banks, and instant scoring, built to practice shipping a real user-facing product end to end.
A content site built end-to-end and deployed for the "AI tools & productivity for students" niche — planned, written, built as a static site, and shipped.
I'm a second-year student building toward a career in AI engineering — the practical kind, where a project either runs or it doesn't. Alongside coursework, I'm developing web development skills so I can ship what I build, not just prototype it.
Currently freelancing-ready and open to internships and small AI/web projects.
Retrieval systems, applied ML fundamentals, building real AI products.
Static sites, deployment, and the front-end skills to ship what I build.
Microsoft AI-901, and AI Engineering courses on Infosys Springboard.
Open to freelance projects, internships, and anything that needs an answer grounded in real work.