Machine Learning and Decision Systems
Applied machine learning for student performance prediction and adaptive recommendations.
- Python
- Streamlit
- scikit-learn
- DecisionTreeClassifier
- pandas
- +3 more
Here's a brief introduction about myself, my core profile, and specialized skill domains.

I am a passionate AI engineer and researcher focused on Artificial Intelligence and applied problem-solving. My research covers optimization techniques such as genetic algorithms and Google OR-Tools for tackling complex scheduling and constraint-based problems, as well as AI systems built on Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) for context-aware responses. My work has also involved integrating multiple LLM providers, building adaptive learning mechanics, and hardening these systems.
Alongside this, I build full-stack web applications aimed at solving practical, everyday problems, combining solid software engineering with applied AI to create tools that are genuinely useful rather than just technically impressive. I'm driven by a passion for turning research-grade ideas into real, working software that people can actually use.
Applied machine learning for student performance prediction and adaptive recommendations.
LLM-powered learning platform with code analysis, chat, and assessment workflows.
Genetic algorithms for constrained academic timetable generation and optimization.
End-to-end business software for farm operations, billing, inventory, and reporting.
To leverage state-of-the-art AI architectures, large language model diagnostics, and robust backend engineering to build intelligent software platforms that solve critical enterprise challenges.
Bridging the gap between cutting-edge academic artificial intelligence research and user-centric software applications through clean code, scalable system design, and rigorous performance testing.
Pioneering autonomous AI agents and multimodal systems that enhance human productivity, improve healthcare diagnostic accuracy, and democratize access to high-tier educational tools.