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# Amulya Jain

**AI & ML Engineer | Full-Stack Developer | Building AI Agents & ML Systems**

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Personal portfolio of Amulya Jain - AI & ML Engineer and Full-Stack Developer. Ex-SWE Intern at Dell Technologies building multilingual voice interfaces, agentic AI pipelines, multimodal ML models and production backend systems.

## Contact

- Email: jainamulyawin@gmail.com
- Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
- Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C5GZT5t9hrh6ikanhurvtVChfLF0wuk0/view?usp=sharing
- GitHub: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004
- LeetCode: https://www.leetcode.com/amulya_89-curious
- Codeforces: https://codeforces.com/profile/dark_alokik_engg
- Kaggle: https://www.kaggle.com/amulyajain2004
- Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/Alokik089
- CodeChef: https://www.codechef.com/users/alokik_engg_89
- HackerRank: https://www.hackerrank.com/profile/jainamulyawin
- Codolio: https://codolio.com/profile/AlokikEngineer
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amulya-jain04

## Skills

- **Programming Languages:** C, C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, SQL, Bash
- **AI / ML & Agentic Systems:** Data Science, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, GenAI, AI Agents, MCP, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, LangChain, Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, Jupyter, Anaconda
- **Web:** HTML, CSS, Markdown, JSON, Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, React, Node.js, Express.js
- **Backend Frameworks:** Django, Django REST Framework, FastAPI
- **Databases:** SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, ChromaDB
- **DevOps & Deployment:** Docker, MLflow, GitHub Actions, Vercel, Netlify, Render, Neon
- **Tools & Version Control:** Git, GitHub, Postman, Bash Scripting
- **Core CS:** System Design, Data Structures & Algorithms, OOPs, DBMS, Operating Systems, Computer Networks

## Featured Projects

### AI Voice Agent for Intelligent Call Delegation System

- Role: Team Lead · AI Systems & Backend Engineer (team project)
- Date: Jan 2026 – May 2026
- Categories: project, hackathon
- Tech: Python, FastAPI, Ollama, faster-whisper, Piper TTS, Twilio, RAG, NLTK
- GitHub: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004/AI-Voice-Calling-Assistant
- Demo: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vVrGSdgSwzkBOA-jc9plIGaviiQhFFwx/view?usp=sharing
- Details: /agent/work/ai-voice-agent

### Overview

Automated call handling usually depends on cloud speech and language APIs, which introduces recurring per-call cost and sends caller audio to third parties. This project investigates whether a conversational voice agent can instead run entirely on local infrastructure while remaining responsive enough for natural telephone dialogue.

### System Design

The agent is organised as a five-stage streaming pipeline: voice activity detection (VAD), speech-to-text (STT), language-model response generation, text-to-speech (TTS), and telephony transport.

- **Speech recognition:** faster-whisper transcribes caller audio locally.
- **Language model:** a small Llama 3.2 model served through Ollama generates responses.
- **Speech synthesis:** Piper TTS renders replies with low synthesis delay.
- **Telephony:** Twilio Media Streams connects the pipeline to live phone calls, served by a FastAPI backend.
- **Turn-taking:** energy-based voice activity detection manages turns and supports barge-in, so the caller can interrupt the agent naturally.

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    Caller(["Caller"]) <-->|"phone call"| Twilio["Twilio Media Streams"]
    Twilio <-->|"audio stream"| API["FastAPI backend"]
    API --> VAD["Voice activity detection<br/>(energy-based)"]
    VAD -->|"caller turn"| STT["Speech-to-text<br/>faster-whisper"]
    STT --> LLM["Response generation<br/>Llama 3.2 via Ollama"]
    Memory[("3-layer memory<br/>ground truth · caller profile · TF-IDF")] <--> LLM
    LLM --> TTS["Text-to-speech<br/>Piper TTS"]
    TTS -->|"reply audio"| API
    VAD -. "barge-in: caller speaks, playback stops" .-> TTS
```

### Memory and Retrieval

Response relevance is improved by a three-layer memory system:

1. **Ground-truth knowledge** that acts as the authoritative source of facts.
2. **Caller profile**, extracted with regular expressions and stored as structured JSON.
3. **Sparse retrieval** over earlier conversation content using TF-IDF.

### Results

The pipeline achieves an end-to-end response time of roughly **1.5 to 2.5 seconds** on CPUs, without any per-call inference cost.

### Hackathon

I continued building the agent at **Build4Bharat: Hackathon 9.0**, organised by the UPES CSI Student Chapter in March 2026, where the team placed in the **top 25** of 40–50 participating teams.

### My Contribution

This was a group project, and I was the team lead. Alongside coordinating the team, I developed the end-to-end pipeline and its integrations, together with the backend and AI components that connect speech, language and telephony stages.

### Multimodal Product Price Prediction

- Role: Team Lead · Machine Learning Engineer (team project)
- Date: Oct 2025
- Categories: project, hackathon
- Tech: Python, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, NumPy, Pandas, NLTK
- GitHub: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004/Amazon-ML-Challenge-2025
- Details: /agent/work/multimodal-price-prediction

### Overview

Product price depends on information spread across several modalities: the wording of a listing and the appearance of the item. This project, built for Amazon ML Challenge 2025, predicts price by learning jointly from product text and product images rather than from either alone.

### System Design

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    CSV[("75k listings<br/>catalog text · image URL · price")] --> Text["Tokenise and clean<br/>12k vocabulary · 150 tokens"]
    CSV --> DL["Image downloader"]
    DL --> ResNet["Pretrained ResNet<br/>offline image embeddings"]
    Text --> Emb["Embedding layer (256-d)"]
    Emb --> LSTM["BiLSTM (128 per direction)"]
    LSTM --> Attn["Attention pooling"]
    ResNet --> Scale["RobustScaler<br/>embeddings + numeric features"]
    Scale --> NumMLP["Dense branch (128)"]
    Attn --> Fuse["Concatenate"]
    NumMLP --> Fuse
    Fuse --> Head["Dense 256 → 256 → 128 → 1<br/>with dropout"]
    Head --> Out(["log price → price"])
```

- **Text branch:** catalog content is tokenised against a 12,000-word vocabulary and padded to 150 tokens, embedded, and encoded by a bidirectional LSTM. An attention layer pools the sequence so the model can focus on price-relevant words such as quantities and brand terms.
- **Image branch:** product images are downloaded once and passed through a pretrained ImageNet ResNet offline. The resulting embeddings are stored as features, so the expensive image model is not re-run on every training epoch.
- **Fusion:** image embeddings and numeric features are scaled with a RobustScaler and passed through a dense branch, then concatenated with the text representation and fed to a dense regression head.

### Training and Evaluation

Prices are heavily skewed, which destabilises naive regression. Training on **75,000** samples (with 15% held out for validation) was stabilised with robust feature scaling, log-transformed targets and a custom loss based on the symmetric mean absolute percentage error (SMAPE), the competition metric. The model trained for up to 50 epochs with weight decay, gradient accumulation, gradient clipping, mixed precision and early stopping.

### Results

The final model reached a SMAPE of **50.92**, ranking **1565** among roughly **9,000** teams.

### My Contribution

This was a group project, and I was the team lead. I worked with my teammates on model building and on improving the performance of the trained model, including training on A100 GPUs.

### CtrlX Error - Collaborative Bug Tracker

- Role: Team Lead · Backend & AI Integration Engineer (team project)
- Date: Feb 2025 – May 2025
- Categories: project
- Tech: React, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, Tailwind CSS, OpenRouter API, JWT, Multer, ExcelJS, Recharts
- GitHub: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004/CtrlX_Error
- Live: https://ctrl-x-error.vercel.app/
- Details: /agent/work/ctrlx-error

### Overview

Software teams need a shared, auditable record of defects and who is responsible for them. CtrlX Error is a web application that lets administrators, testers and developers report, assign, update and monitor bugs through workflows tailored to each role.

### Features

- **Role-based access** for admin, tester and developer users, secured with JWT authentication and bcrypt password hashing.
- **Bug lifecycle management** with priority and severity levels, file attachments and checklist tracking.
- **Team chat** across private, team and public channels, plus AI-assistant chats that answer technical questions through the OpenRouter API.
- **Analytics and reporting** through dashboard charts and Excel exports.

### System Design

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    UI["React 19 + Vite SPA<br/>admin · tester · developer dashboards"] -->|"Axios + JWT"| API["Express REST API"]
    API --> Auth["protect middleware<br/>JWT verify + role guards"]
    Auth --> Bugs["/api/bugs<br/>lifecycle · status · checklist"]
    Auth --> Users["/api/users"]
    Auth --> Chats["/api/chats<br/>channels · messages · attachments"]
    Auth --> Reports["/api/reports<br/>Excel export (ExcelJS)"]
    Bugs --> DB[("MongoDB via Mongoose<br/>User · Bug · Chat · Message")]
    Users --> DB
    Chats --> DB
    Chats -->|"AI-assistant chats"| AI["aiService<br/>last 10 messages + system prompt"]
    AI --> OR["OpenRouter API"]
    Chats --> Files[("Multer uploads")]
```

- **Frontend:** a React 19 single-page app built with Vite and Tailwind CSS, with a separate dashboard and route set for each role, protected by a `PrivateRoute` wrapper. Recharts draws the dashboard charts. It is deployed on Vercel.
- **Backend:** a Node.js and Express REST API in a routes, controllers, middlewares and models layout, deployed on Render. Every protected route passes through JWT verification and then a role guard, so only testers can report bugs, only developers can change a bug's status or checklist, and only admins can delete bugs or export reports.
- **Data:** MongoDB through Mongoose, with four models: users, bugs, chats and messages.
- **AI assistant:** a chat can have an assistant enabled with its own system prompt and model. When someone posts in it, the service sends the chat's last ten messages to OpenRouter and stores the reply as a message in the same chat.

### My Contribution

This was a four-member team project developed with an agile, incremental approach, and I was the team lead. I worked mainly on the backend and the AI integrations, and was responsible for integration, deployment and version control.

### Bureaucracy Escape Room - OpenEnv Hackathon

- Role: Sole Developer (RL Environment)
- Date: Mar 2026 – Apr 2026
- Categories: hackathon
- Tech: Python, Docker, OpenAI API, Reinforcement Learning, Hugging Face Spaces
- GitHub: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004/HackOpenEnv
- Live: https://huggingface.co/spaces/Alokik089/bureaucracy_escape_room
- Details: /agent/work/bureaucracy-escape-room

### Overview

The OpenEnv Hackathon asked participants to build real-world environments for training and evaluating agents. "Bureaucracy Escape Room" models a familiar problem: obtaining a permit by moving between departments, gathering the right documents and satisfying requirements that depend on one another.

### System Design

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    Agent["Baseline agent (inference.py)<br/>task-aware planner + gpt-4o-mini fallback"] -->|"RlAction"| Client["RlEnv client<br/>OpenEnv HTTP client"]
    Client --> Server["OpenEnv FastAPI server<br/>up to 8 concurrent environments"]
    Server --> Env["RlEnvironment<br/>reset() · step() · state()"]
    Env --> Tasks[("tasks.py<br/>departments · actions · requires · gives")]
    Env --> Check{"Valid action and<br/>requirements met?"}
    Check -->|"no"| Reject["0 reward + hint<br/>naming the missing items"]
    Check -->|"yes"| Apply["Update inventory, milestones, department<br/>reward − step penalty − loop penalty"]
    Apply --> Win{"Permit issued<br/>or step budget hit?"}
    Win --> Obs["RlObservation<br/>message · inventory · available actions · reward"]
    Reject --> Obs
    Obs --> Client
    Win -->|"episode ends"| Grader["grade_episode()<br/>progress · success · efficiency"]
```

- **Server:** the environment runs behind the OpenEnv HTTP server (FastAPI), packaged in Docker and deployed as a Hugging Face Space, with typed action and observation models shared by client and server.
- **Data-driven tasks:** each task is a dictionary of departments, and each department lists its actions with what they require, what documents they give, which milestone they complete and where they lead. Adding a task means adding data, not code.
- **Step logic:** invalid actions and missing requirements return zero reward with a hint, valid actions update the inventory and apply the step and loop penalties, and an episode ends when the permit is issued or the step budget runs out.
- **Baseline agent:** a task-aware planner picks actions where it can, breaks out of repeated-action loops, and falls back to gpt-4o-mini otherwise. It logs every step in a structured START / STEP / END format.

### Environment Design

- **Tasks:** three deterministic tasks of increasing difficulty. A dog licence has a short linear chain of steps. A business permit adds circular dependencies with a hidden workaround. A construction permit requires coordinating several departments under ordering constraints, with substitute documents.
- **Observations:** the agent sees its current department, feedback from the clerk, collected documents, completed milestones, the actions available in the current state and the step count, with occasional hints.
- **Actions:** the agent chooses from the actions available in its current state and may attach a short natural-language note.
- **Rewards:** dense per-step progress rewards, step penalties for inefficiency, penalties for repeating the same action, and a bonus for a successful permit, all normalised to the range 0 to 1.

### Evaluation

Each episode is graded by a deterministic function that scores milestone progress, final success and step efficiency between 0 and 1. As a baseline, a gpt-4o-mini agent completed all three tasks, scoring 0.68 on the dog licence in 8 steps, 0.72 on the business permit in 15 steps and 0.68 on the construction permit in 21 steps.

### Status

This was a solo hackathon project: I designed and built the environment, reward structure, grader and deployment myself. It is packaged with Docker, includes validation scripts, and is deployed as a Hugging Face Space.

### Explainable ML for Internal Wave Detection in SAR Imagery

- Role: Research Contributor (Literature Review & Methodology Discussion) (team project)
- Date: Jan 2026 – Present
- Status: Paper under journal review
- Categories: research
- Tech: Python, Machine Learning, SAR Image Processing, Feature Engineering, XGBoost, SHAP
- Details: /agent/work/internal-wave-detection-sar

### Overview

Internal waves are large-amplitude waves that travel within the ocean rather than at its surface. They leave faint signatures on the sea surface that synthetic aperture radar (SAR) can capture, so satellite imagery is a practical source for detecting them. This research project studies how machine learning can detect internal-wave regions in SAR images, and how explainability methods can show which image characteristics drive those detections.

### Project Scope

The project compares detection approaches that draw on frequency-domain analysis, textural and morphological descriptors, and machine-learning models such as gradient-boosted trees, with SHAP used to explain model behaviour in terms of spectral, textural and morphological features.

### My Contribution

This was a collaborative project carried out under the supervision of a faculty member. The implementation and main experimental work were led by a colleague, and I am a co-author of the paper together with them and our supervisor. My part was:

- **Literature review:** I surveyed the research on SAR-based internal-wave detection, covering frequency-domain, textural, morphological and machine-learning methods, and summarised it for the team.
- **Methodology discussion:** I took part in discussions comparing alternative feature-engineering and machine-learning approaches, and in deciding the direction of the experiments.
- **Interpretation:** I joined the discussions on reading the results and the explainability findings.

### Status

The paper, co-authored with my colleague and our faculty supervisor, is currently under journal review.

### BetterRedactionTool - PII Redaction for Word Documents

- Role: Sole Developer
- Date: Sep 2026
- Categories: project
- Tech: Python, spaCy, Presidio, Transformers, FastAPI, Faker, Docker
- GitHub: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004/BetterRedactionTool
- Live: https://huggingface.co/spaces/Alokik089/redaction_tool
- Details: /agent/work/better-redaction-tool

### Overview

Sharing a document often means removing personal data first, but blacking text out destroys readability. This tool redacts personally identifiable information (PII) from Word documents and replaces each value with a realistic fake one. Replacements are consistent: the same real name becomes the same fake name everywhere in the document. Every change is written to an audit log, and the original formatting is kept.

It ships two ways: a one-line CLI command, and a web app with a progress bar and a settings page for changing what gets redacted without editing any files.

### System Design

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    CLI["CLI"] --> Engine
    Web["Web app<br/>upload · progress · download"] --> API["FastAPI<br/>background jobs"]
    API --> Engine["Redaction engine"]
    Settings["Settings UI<br/>categories · table rules · exclude list"] --> Config[("YAML config")]
    Config -->|"hot reload, no model restart"| Engine
    Engine --> Presidio["Presidio recognisers<br/>email · phone · SSN · card · IP"]
    Engine --> NER["spaCy en_core_web_trf<br/>people · organisations"]
    Engine --> Rules["Rules<br/>addresses · dates of birth · personnel tables"]
    Engine --> Fake["Consistent fake values<br/>Faker"]
    Fake --> Out(["Redacted .docx + audit log"])
```

- **Shaped data** such as emails, phone numbers, SSNs, cards and IPs is caught by Presidio's validated recognisers.
- **People and organisations** are found by spaCy's transformer NER model, with a deny-list and the document's own glossary used to keep defined terms and regulators from being flagged as companies.
- **Personnel and KYC tables** are detected from their column headers, which is far more reliable than NER for a bare value alone in a table cell.
- **Settings changes** take effect on the next file without restarting the server or reloading the NLP model.

### Evaluation

The tool was evaluated on a real IPO prospectus (1,006 paragraphs, 76 tables, about 446,000 characters) against a ground truth covering the whole document. Three NER backends were compared head-to-head before choosing one:

| Category | Metric | en_core_web_lg | GLiNER-PII | **en_core_web_trf** |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Person | Precision | 0.56 | 0.58 | **0.72** |
| Person | Recall | 0.83 | 0.90 | **0.95** |
| Organisation | Precision | 0.40 | 0.17 | **0.69** |
| Organisation | Recall | 0.79 | 0.36 | **0.89** |

Emails, phone numbers, physical addresses and director ID numbers are detected at or near 1.00 precision and recall. The remaining gaps in people and organisations, and the trade-offs behind each technique, are documented in the repository.

### My Contribution

I designed and built the whole project on my own: the detection pipeline, the evaluation suite and ground truth, the FastAPI web app and settings UI, and the Docker deployment.

## More Projects

One line each; each links to its own full markdown page.

- Agentic Coding Harness [In progress]: A command-line coding agent, in the style of Claude Code, that works inside a project directory to read code, run commands and make changes from natural-language instructions. - /agent/work/coding-agent-harness
- Business Entity Resolution - Amazon ML Challenge 2026: A multilingual entity-resolution pipeline that matches noisy business records across three data sources, built for the Amazon ML Challenge 2026 and ranked 2494 among roughly 90,000 teams, with a validation macro-F0.5 of 0.9862. - /agent/work/business-entity-resolution
- Speech-to-Speech Research [In progress]: Research into speech-to-speech models and optimising cascaded STT → LLM → TTS pipelines for real-time voice interaction. - /agent/work/speech-to-speech-research
- UPES Programming Courses Repository Website: A full-stack website that gives students and educators access to a repository of resources, labs and assignments for the programming courses at UPES, built with Django and React. - /agent/work/upes-courses-website
- Notes App: A full-stack notes application with a Django REST API and a React frontend, built to practise token-based authentication and per-user data isolation. - /agent/work/notes-app
- Task Management System: A full-stack MERN application for assigning and tracking team tasks, with separate admin and member experiences, analytics dashboards and Excel reporting. - /agent/work/task-management-system
- Bubble Bashers - Global Game Jam 2025: A 2D fighting game built in Unity during the 48-hour Global Game Jam 2025, in which coloured bubbles rain from the sky and each colour either powers up the player or damages the enemy. - /agent/work/bubble-bashers
- Machine Learning House Price Prediction: An analysis of real-estate data that examines which factors influence house prices and compares regression models for predicting them. - /agent/work/house-price-prediction
- UPES Homepage Redesign: A redesign of the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) homepage with a cleaner, more professional layout, built as personal web development practice. - /agent/work/upes-website-redesign
- Attendance Tracker: A Django web application that helps university students record classes per course and monitor their attendance percentage against a minimum requirement. - /agent/work/attendance-tracker
- AI Tic-Tac-Toe Game: A Tic-Tac-Toe game with a Tkinter interface, a single-player mode against a minimax AI and a two-player mode, with a persistent scoreboard and data analysis of game results. - /agent/work/tic-tac-toe-ai

## Experience

### Software Engineer Intern - Dell Technologies

- 2026-06 to 2026-07
- Bengaluru, Karnataka (On-site), Internship
- Skills: Python, Bash Scripting, MCP, Agentic AI, vCenter, ESXi, KVM

### Highlights

- Shipped a **cross-platform VM deployer tool**, unifying manual (.ova) deployment steps across **3 platforms** (vCenter, ESXi & KVM servers).
- Deployed **40+ VMs** via an end-to-end provisioning pipeline, accelerating AI & Data Networking teams.
- Designed an **Agentic AI Notifier** by orchestrating Devin AI agents, integrating **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** across **5+ GitHub orgs** to retrieve issues, open PRs, suggest resolutions, auto-notifying via a dashboard.

### AI Developer Intern - Technoace Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd

- 2025-05 to 2025-07
- Jaipur, Rajasthan (On-site), Internship
- Skills: Python, Django, PostgreSQL, GPT-4o, Google Cloud APIs, WebSockets

### Highlights

- Enabled hands-free use across **10+** Indian languages via a **Multilingual Voice-Form Agent** (Google Cloud APIs: STT, TTS, Translate).
- Built a custom image/video-to-JSON pipeline via **GPT-4o** API & prompt engineering to auto-generate product details.
- Streamlined **3 core modules** (product, order & user) via a modular **Django + PostgreSQL** REST backend.

### Python Developer Intern - Technoace Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd

- 2024-06 to 2024-07
- Jaipur, Rajasthan (Remote), Internship
- Skills: Python, Django, Django REST Framework, HTML, CSS, JavaScript

### Highlights

- Developed an **Online Exam Portal LMS** (Django) with role-based access for **3 user roles** (admin, teacher, student).
- Facilitated teachers to upload question banks for **auto-generated MCQ quizzes**, with instant grading & feedback.

### Open Source Contributor (2025) - Hacktoberfest

- 2025-10 to 2025-10
- Remote (Remote), Volunteer
- Skills: Open Source, Git, GitHub

### Highlights

- Open-source contributor during Hacktoberfest 2025.

### Contributor (GSSoC 2025) - GirlScript Summer of Code

- 2025-07 to 2025-10
- Remote (Remote), Volunteer
- Skills: Open Source, Git, GitHub

### Highlights

- Open-source contributor at GirlScript Summer of Code 2025.

### Open Source Contributor (2024) - Hacktoberfest

- 2024-10 to 2024-10
- Remote (Remote), Volunteer
- Skills: Open Source, Git, GitHub

### Highlights

- Open-source contributor during Hacktoberfest 2024.

### Contributor (GSSoC 2024 & Extd. 2024) - GirlScript Summer of Code

- 2024-05 to 2024-11
- Remote (Remote), Volunteer
- Skills: Open Source, Git, GitHub, Web Development

### Highlights

- Resolved bugs and contributed across a variety of open-source web development projects; resolved git merge conflicts.
- **3** Pull Requests merged in Extd. 2024; achieved overall **Rank 355** among **32,000+** participants.
- Awarded the Postman API Fundamentals certification, a HackWeb3 badge, and multiple badges and points for contributions.

### Secretary (Executive) - Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) UPES Community

- 2025-07 to 2026-05
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand (On-site), Leadership
- Skills: Leadership, Event Management, Web Development

### Highlights

- Led 6-chapter heads and core committees, directing **3** events including Campus X Corporate, System Crash and Carlsen Checkmate.
- Spearheaded development of the IET website ([upesiet.org](https://www.upesiet.org/)), overseeing the technical team from planning to deployment.

### Associate Technical Head - Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) UPES Community

- 2024-11 to 2025-06
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand (On-site), Leadership
- Skills: Leadership, DSA, AI/ML

### Highlights

- Speaker at the DSA & AIML Workshop.
- Coordinated community initiatives and events.

### Core Member - Google Developer Group (GDG) on Campus UPES

- 2024-09 to 2025-07
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand (On-site), Leadership
- Skills: Git, GitHub, Open Source, Public Speaking

### Highlights

- Delivered Git, GitHub & open-source workshops to **100+** participants as a speaker, including "Get Set GIT 3.0" (open-source introductory event).
- Collaborated on event planning and execution.

### Technical Core Member - Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) UPES Student Chapter

- 2024-07 to 2025-05
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand (On-site), Leadership
- Skills: Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, MERN, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript
- Certificates: Hackathon 4.0

### Highlights

- Developed the backend (Node.js, Express.js) and MongoDB database for the UPES-CSA event website with the MERN stack, alongside the frontend team.
- Led a team of technical members on a web application that fetches a timetable stored as JSON to the frontend.
- Developed a college clone website using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap & JS.
- Received a Letter of Appreciation & Star Performer Recognition from the CSA Technical Committee.

### Technical Core Member - Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) UPES Student Chapter

- 2023-11 to 2025-03
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand (On-site), Leadership
- Skills: C, DSA, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Mentoring
- Certificates: ProtoRush Hackathon, Global Game Jam 2025, Tech Titans Relay, 21 Days of Code, Prodigy'24: Technical Core Member

### Highlights

- Guided juniors in C programming and Data Structures & Algorithms; assisted in SPY-C sessions.
- Built a portfolio website using HTML, CSS and JS.
- Contributed to improving the UPES ACM and ACM-W websites.
- Worked with core committee and heads on the PRODIGY'24 fest.

## Education

### University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES)

- Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech), Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning)
- 2023-08 to 2027-05
- Grade: 9.16 CGPA
- Activities: Secretary (Executive), Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) UPES Community; Core Member, Google Developer Group (GDG) on Campus UPES
- Skills: Data Structures, Algorithms, DBMS, Operating Systems, Computer Networks

Currently pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science (AI & ML).

- Led 6-chapter heads and core committees as Secretary (Executive), Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) UPES chapter, directing **3** events.
- Delivered Git, GitHub & open-source workshops to **100+** participants as a speaker and Core member, Google Developer Group (GDG) on Campus UPES.

### Bright Moon Public School

- CBSE 12th Board, Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics (PCM)
- 2022-04 to 2023-06
- Grade: 90.80%
- Skills: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

Jaipur, Rajasthan.

### KPS Udaan Senior Secondary School

- CBSE 10th Board, 
- 2020-03 to 2021-03
- Grade: 96.50%
- Skills: 

## Achievements

### AIR 7275 in GATE (Data Science & AI) 2026

- Organization: GATE
- Year: 2026

AIR **7275** out of **69,000+** candidates (top ~11%).

### Rank 1565 in Amazon ML Challenge 2025

- Organization: Amazon & Unstop
- Year: 2025
- Link: https://github.com/AmulyaJain2004/Amazon-ML-Challenge-2025

Ranked **1565** among roughly **9,000** teams with a multimodal model scoring **50.92 SMAPE**.

### Rank 355 in GirlScript Summer of Code Extd. 2024

- Organization: GirlScript Foundation
- Year: 2024
- Link: https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/leaderboard

Rank **355** out of **32,000+** participants with **3** Pull Requests merged, **7** badges earned and a total score of **1025**.

### Letter of Appreciation & Star Performer Recognition

- Organization: Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) UPES Student Chapter, Technical Committee
- Year: 2025

Recognized for contributions as a Technical Core Member of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) UPES Student Chapter.

## Certifications & Badges

One line each, with verification links where the issuer provides them.

- Junos, Associate (JNCIA-Junos): Certificate of Completion - HPE Networking Education Services, 2026-09
- IBM Data Science Professional Certificate - IBM / Coursera, 2026-05, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/professional-cert/B4IHHE01WVRN, badge: https://www.credly.com/badges/9bf285a1-292d-40f0-8d19-003742ca5865
  - What is Data Science? - IBM / Coursera, 2024-12, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/QCARA6CPXFT8, badge: https://www.credly.com/badges/90b62319-f926-41c4-bf11-09128a2177db
  - Tools for Data Science - IBM / Coursera, 2025-03, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/T0KXHYE4BFL7
  - Data Science Methodology - IBM / Coursera, 2025-04, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/3JZGWLBK8RWX
  - Databases and SQL for Data Science with Python - IBM / Coursera, 2025-03, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/NMJRRUUKJ5JA
  - Introduction to Data Science Specialization - IBM / Coursera, 2025-04, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/specialization/S6OHKBPBMBDR, badge: https://www.credly.com/badges/6c5f6d17-383a-41b8-b357-01e0fc86555d
  - Python for Data Science, AI & Development - IBM / Coursera, 2024-12, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/NTDMIHBETG51
  - Python Project for Data Science - IBM / Coursera, 2026-04, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/X3X6WO2PFSPD
  - Data Analysis with Python - IBM / Coursera, 2025-06, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/KFD4CODU514T
  - Data Visualization with Python - IBM / Coursera, 2026-04, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/L7ENKSKOU6BX
  - Machine Learning with Python - IBM / Coursera, 2025-01, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/61105XBMHZ3D
  - Applied Data Science Capstone - IBM / Coursera, 2026-05, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/5SGCFHQ4FGTM, badge: https://www.credly.com/badges/07259fa8-b067-4281-a182-ffb55a46fc88
  - Generative AI: Elevate Your Data Science Career - IBM / Coursera, 2025-04, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/TM8ILM6B9YIU
  - Data Scientist Career Guide and Interview Preparation - IBM / Coursera, 2025-03, certificate: https://coursera.org/verify/POE7EB0KAHQ5
- Building Live Voice Agents with Google's ADK - Google, 2025-10
- Postman API Fundamentals Student Expert - Postman, 2024-10
- Supervised Machine Learning: Regression & Classification - DeepLearning.AI
- 19 Google Cloud skill badges (verified on Credly), covering Vertex AI, Gemini, Cloud Run, App Engine, API Gateway, Speech & Natural Language APIs, Looker, Dataplex, Cloud Storage, Networking, Monitoring, AppSheet, Apps Script

### Hackathons

- Build4Bharat: Hackathon 9.0 - UPES CSI Student Chapter, 2026-03
- ProtoRush Hackathon - UPES ACM & ACM-W Student Chapters × Dell Technologies, 2025-04
- Hackathon 4.0 - UPES Cloud Security Alliance Student Chapter, 2025-02, certificate: https://verification.givemycertificate.com/v/ae50b919-4653-493c-8e60-c952ebff33f7
- Global Game Jam 2025 - UPES ACM & ACM-W Student Chapters, 2025-01

### Participation & Extracurriculars

- Workshop on Networking Fundamentals - PyNet Labs × UPES, 2025-04
- Tech Titans Relay - UPES ACM & ACM-W Student Chapters, 2024-08
- 21 Days of Code - UPES ACM & ACM-W Student Chapters, 2024-07
- Prodigy'24: Technical Core Member - UPES ACM & ACM-W Student Chapters, 2024-04

## Blog

Titles only here to keep this page short; each links to its own full markdown page.

- Why I Started Building in Public (2026-09-10) - /agent/blog/building-in-public
- RAG vs Fine-Tuning: When to Use Which (2026-08-22) - /agent/blog/rag-vs-finetuning