WPT–09 / Signal boost
My mother ran a computer-training institute — I grew up watching knowledge change people's trajectories. Everything I learn gets taught, open-sourced, or organized into a room where someone else can catch it.
WPT–10 / Leading
Leading tech for a nonprofit "reducing healthcare education disparity for future health professionals through free grab-n-go educational content and student opportunities" — serving all ages, primarily high school and college students headed toward health careers.
Founded Northeastern's AWS builder community and lead it as captain — hands-on cloud sessions and builder events for students getting their first real projects onto real infrastructure. AWS Cloud Club Bronze badge holder.
Running the technical side of GDG on campus: workshop content, hands-on labs, and helping student developers go from tutorial-follower to project-shipper.
Led a track in the Grow with Google program, guiding mentees through structured learning paths and keeping a cohort moving together.
Selected fellow in CodePath's intermediate web development course — the same project-first, career-focused training I now pay forward in club workshops.
WPT–11 / Teaching
Ran discussions and hands-on exercises bridging design theory with real projects; built grading and feedback workflows with faculty so every student got structured, actionable critique.
While leading three developers on a routing system, taught the team Python and ML fundamentals — functions, testing, problem decomposition — plus Gantt charts and SDLC discipline. The project shipped; so did the skills.
The one explaining data structures and Java before exams — a habit professors called out in recommendation letters. Teaching something is still how I prove to myself I know it.
Built an AI assistant for campus questions and tested it with 500+ students — mentoring instincts, shipped as software.
WPT–12 / Open by default
The dataset behind my Career Guidance System, published open-access so others can build on it.
Both flagship projects ship with CONTRIBUTING guides, CI, documented data sources, and a model card — built to be picked up, not just starred. Plus Hacktoberfest contributions.
LLM fine-tuning for low-resource languages (IRJET 2023) and information-security risk management (IJRPR 2023) — both published as a student, with collaborators I recruited.
Notes from the build process, written for the person one step behind me on the path.
I've led tracks, run workshops, and taught rooms from Hyderabad to Boston to Texas. If you need someone who builds and teaches, let's talk.