I'm a Computer Science undergraduate specialized in backend engineering, distributed systems, and ML-powered applications. I am passionate about designing asynchronous APIs, concurrent systems, and production-ready architectures.
- π Iβm currently focusing on: High-performance Backend Systems & Networking.
- π§ Core Strength: FastAPI, Async Python, REST APIs.
- π³ Infrastructure: Docker, Linux Administration, CI/CD Pipelines.
- π§ Machine Learning: Feature Engineering, Model Evaluation, Scikit-learn.
- π Security Interests: Network Analysis, IDS (Intrusion Detection Systems).
| Category | Technologies |
|---|---|
| Languages | Python, C++, SQL, Dart |
| Backend | FastAPI, REST, AsyncIO, Flask |
| Tools & DevOps | Docker, Git, Linux, Postman |
| Machine Learning | Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, Pandas |
| CS Fundamentals | DSA, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, DBMS |
Tech: FastAPI β’ Flutter β’ Docker β’ SQLite
Designed a scalable backend for secure file processing and malware scanning.
- β‘ Optimization: Reduced storage usage by ~80% using efficient compression algorithms.
- π Security: Integrated VirusTotal API for real-time malware scanning of uploaded files.
- π³ Scalability: Dockerized document pipelines to ensure isolation and system reliability.
Tech: Python β’ Scikit-learn β’ Streamlit
A machine learning pipeline for detecting network anomalies and attacks.
- π― Accuracy: Achieved 95%+ accuracy on the UNSW-NB15 dataset.
- π οΈ Engineering: Extracted and engineered 15+ network features from raw packet data.
- π UI/UX: Built a real-time visualization dashboard using Streamlit for monitoring traffic.
Tech: Python β’ CustomTkinter β’ AES-256-GCM β’ X25519
A specialized, local-only VPN tunnel designed for maximum privacy and traffic obfuscation.
- π‘οΈ Double Encryption: Wraps traffic in AES-256-GCM before it hits the network card.
- π Ephemeral Keys: Uses X25519 for key exchange; keys are wiped from RAM on disconnect.
- π« Strict Mode: Built-in kill switch and system-wide proxy routing for zero-leak operations.

