Final-year B.E. Information Technology · SIES Graduate School of Technology, Mumbai
I'm most useful in the stretch before the code — working out what the actual
problem is, who owns the decision, and what "done" should mean.
- PR Lead — IETE Students' Chapter, SIES GST
- Open to Business Analyst · Product · Business Intelligence · Technology Consulting roles
- Learning where automation stops being a novelty and starts being a process decision
Three projects, each framed by the question it started from rather than the stack it ended up with.
🎮 LifeRPG"What happens when you refuse to add a server?" An offline-first habit tracker for Android and web. No account, no sync, no backend — and each of those is a decision with consequences documented in the repo, not an omission. Ships with
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🛡️ PhishGuard"How do you hand someone an answer, not 22 numbers?" A URL risk-scoring platform. The modelling was the easy half; the real problem was turning a continuous probability into a decision a non-technical person can act on. Resolved with a 4-tier classification — Safe / Low / Medium / Critical — mapped to thresholds, plus evidence shown only above the high-risk line.
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"Why do verification workflows stall?" A case-management system for reporting and tracking missing persons. Mapped the lifecycle from public submission through admin verification to status updates, then built the approval gate at the point where cases were actually going stale. Role-based access separates submission, community input, and approval.
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Analysis & BI
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Platform & process
| AWS Academy Graduate — Cloud Foundations | Amazon Web Services · Sep 2025 |
| Automate with n8n | Somaiya Machine Learning Research Association · Jan 2026 |
| API Fundamentals Student Expert | Postman · Feb 2024 |
| Web & Application Security Workshop | IETE Students' Forum · Sep 2024 |
Recognition — Top 20 Performer, Google Gen AI Study Jams · Winner, TECHlekh Technical Writing Competition · 3rd Prize, Cognition Project Presentation
Most of what I care about isn't in the commit history — it's in the PRODUCT.md files.