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Who's behind the commits — the degree, the three places my skill set sits, and the year at IBM.

I'm an AI/ML engineer in New Delhi, freshly graduated with a B.Tech in Industrial IoT — a degree that spent four years teaching me what happens when clean theory meets sensors that lie.

My skill set sits in three places. Deep learning on signals — PyTorch, CNNs and autoencoders, the kind of models that learn what normal looks like so they can flag what isn't. Generative AI infrastructure — LangChain, RAG, vector search, and the evaluation and cost tooling that decides whether an LLM feature survives a budget review. And the production half — FastAPI, Docker, CI/CD and drift monitoring.

I gravitate to the unglamorous side of ML: the caching, the test harnesses, the alerting. It's usually what separates a good model from a good product. I'd rather own a system end to end than a slice of one, and I'll build the tool myself when the existing one hides what it's doing.

what's next A team that puts models in front of real users — where I can take something from first experiment to deployed service, and stay responsible for it after it ships.

Signal & anomaly detection LLM systems engineering Production MLOps Applied research
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Experience

shipped, not simulated

Data Analyst Intern · Core Engineering

IBM

Jun 2025 — Aug 2025

  • Automated end-to-end data cleaning and EDA pipelines in Python and SQL across three business datasets, reducing data inconsistencies by 30%.
  • Trained and validated a heart-rate anomaly detection model in Scikit-learn, achieving a 91% F1-score on held-out test data.
  • Built Power BI dashboards adopted for stakeholder reporting, cutting manual reporting time by 40%.
PythonSQLScikit-learn PandasPower BI