Full-Stack Developer · AI Engineer · Open Source Contributor
I'm a third-year Computer Engineering student at CSPIT, CHARUSAT. Most of what I know came from building things: a jewellery store that takes real orders, a borrower-protection platform with RAG at its core, a coding arena that ran across 22 machines for a hall full of students. The part I care about is what happens after the code leaves my laptop.
Commit history
One point per week, pulled straight from my GitHub account. The peaks are the weeks I was heads-down on a build, and the chart updates itself once a day.
Selected work
Six projects, each opening into a short write-up: what the problem was, what got built, and what happened afterwards. Where a site is public and where the code is public, the button takes you straight there.
Built in ten days for the NeuroX Hackathon Grand Finale. Eleven AI agents scan a codebase in parallel, a validator called ArmorClaw filters what they report, and the surviving findings land in a VS Code extension with a single risk score attached. A web dashboard gives a team the same view.
AegisAI is an open-source platform for AI governance, risk, and compliance, built around regulations like the EU AI Act. I contributed as an outside developer: five pull requests reviewed and merged upstream, all on the frontend and the product experience.
A borrower-protection platform for India, live in beta. It turns a 60-page loan agreement into a risk report a person can read in one sitting. The team at Evodart built and shipped it for a client; my work during the internship sat on the LLM, RAG, and AI pipeline side.
The platform behind Supernova, a three-round competitive programming event at CHARUSAT. Correct submissions unlock Tic Tac Toe moves. It ran on 22 PCs split into a main server, a Redis node, a PostgreSQL node, and compile workers, and held up for 100+ people submitting at once. k6 measured it at roughly 3,000 to 4,000 requests per second.
A RAG system with a Django and pgvector backend and a React chat interface. Version one indexed the official Python and Java documentation. Version two, in April 2026, added an admin crawler, so any language's docs can be pulled in, cleaned, embedded, and answered from.
A production e-commerce platform where customers browse, customize, and buy jewellery. Prices recalculate from live metal rates, checkout runs through Razorpay and Stripe, and the business runs its whole catalog from an admin panel.
Toolkit
Everything listed here has been used on a project somewhere in this portfolio, not copied off a syllabus. If you only read one group, read the AI ones: models go inside the products I build, and coding agents are how I build them.
What I write in on a normal week.
For building the APIs and the interfaces that sit on top of them.
Where the data sits and how the thing stays online.
Retrieval, prompting, and running inference across more than one provider.
Directing coding agents: giving them context, tools, and a review at the end.
Sensors, microcontrollers, and getting readings off the board.
The unglamorous half of the job.
Timeline
Two internships, five merged pull requests on an open-source platform, three university events I helped organize and wrote the software for, and a degree still in progress.
11 May – 30 June 2026
Evodart · BeAwareOfBanks
Worked in Evodart's product team on BeAwareOfBanks, a client platform now live in beta. My work sat on the AI side: LLM and RAG integrations, tuning the pipelines that pull the right clauses into context, model-security practices, and debugging the product as issues came in. Delivery ran through ClickUp against a production codebase.
12–21 June 2026
Master's Union CDS Campus, Gurugram
Ten days, four people, one MVP. We built CodeArmor, an AI security scanner for VS Code that runs eleven agents in parallel. I took the backend: APIs, JWT auth, the PostgreSQL schema, scan orchestration, and the scoring pipeline.
10 May 2026
AegisAI · GitHub
Contributed to AegisAI, an open-source platform for AI governance, risk, and compliance. Five pull requests reviewed and merged upstream, improving the frontend and the product experience across React, TypeScript, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL.
23–25 March 2026
C++ Competitive Programming Event, CHARUSAT
Ran a university-wide three-round coding event and built the judge behind it. The platform was a physical distributed system across 22 lab PCs: a main server, a Redis node, a PostgreSQL node, and workers compiling submissions under time and memory limits, answering in milliseconds for 100+ participants.
2025 – present
Ellips Diamond Jewellery
Building a production e-commerce platform for a jewellery client alongside a small development team. My work covers the storefront, OTP authentication, the pricing engine that tracks live metal rates, payments, inventory workflows, admin tooling, and deployment.
29–31 October 2025
Battle for Beginners, CHARUSAT
Handled event planning and participant operations while running the Bingo platform I had built for it. Player sessions, round progression, and live scoreboards, all working for 100+ people at once with the hall watching.
June – August 2025
LaunchED Global · Nadiad, Gujarat
Three months part-time on IoT development, and my first look at how hardware work gets scoped and delivered in industry rather than in a lab.
July 2025
Commencement Program, 2025 First Year Batch, CHARUSAT
Coordinated onboarding activities for the incoming batch and gave the technical orientation talk, walking first-years through LinkedIn and the other tools they need to start building a professional presence.
2024 – present
CSPIT, CHARUSAT University
Third year, CGPA 8.48. Finished first year as top ranker with two Top Ranker awards. Coursework aside, my focus has been full-stack development, LLMs and RAG, machine learning, and IoT.
RoboFest 5.0, Level-II PoC
Qualified through to the Level-II Proof of Concept stage with ₹50,000 in support.
1st Rank, First Year B.Tech
Top ranker in first-year Computer Engineering, with certificates from CHARUSAT University and the Devang Mehta Foundation Trust.
5 merged pull requests, AegisAI
Five contributions reviewed and merged into AegisAI, an open-source AI governance platform: PRs #163, #158, #157, #150, and #146.
217 LeetCode problems solved
Steady DSA practice, plus HackerRank badges in Problem Solving, C++, C, and 30 Days of Code.
Odoo X 2025, Top 250
Placed in the top 250 out of more than 19,000 teams.
3rd place, HackTrack 2026
Third place at HackTrack 2026.
3rd place, C Quest
Third in a C language competition, worth ₹5,000.
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Every project on this site started as a repository here.
Work history, education, and the easiest place to reach me.
217 problems solved and counting. This is where the DSA practice lives.
Short notes on what I'm building, plus open-source projects worth a look.
The threads and communities I read to keep up.
Badges in Problem Solving, C++, C, and 30 Days of Code.
Longer contest practice, away from the interview-style questions.
Rated contests, which is where I find out what I still don't know.