- Delivering industry-leading AI bodycamera analysis solutions to police departments

Managing Fellowship, Georgia Tech's flagship startup accelerator

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- Directed team of 10+ interns on AI R&D team at Atlanta HQ- Engineered ML pipeline to automate resume screening and authorize interviews, reducing processing time by 40%.- Developed voice fingerprint model to enhance secure candidate authentication, reducing interview fraud by 80%.

- Developing a suite of advanced tools leveraging static and symbolic analysis, fuzzing, and verification methods to address security vulnerabilities in smart contracts, immutable programs on the Blockchain- Aimed to detect and mitigate security vulnerabilities within smart contracts, enhancing their reliability and trustworthiness- Mentored by Professor Vijay Ganesh

- Developing machine learning and predictive models to analyze credit card data alongside user transactions- Developing Churn's UI/UX design and an accounts system to track user benefits, with a focus on financial education for underrepresented groups- Enhancing data accuracy and efficiency by automating credit card and web data scraping process

- Designed a Deep Learning algorithm to conduct Sanskrit Word Segmentation using RNN and LSTM architectures- Conducted research on Computational Linguistics- Achieved 92% validation accuracy- Enables optimization of Sanskrit cross-lingual translation by an estimated 25% increase in accuracy - Worked under the mentorship of Cambridge University Assistant Professor

- Automated robotic arm to move stem cell well plates in a clean room setting- Designed universal well plate gripper-mechanism- Implemented at Georgia Tech's Marcus Nanotechnology Research Center- Presented research at Invitational Georgia Tech Research Conference