+ Building RAG pipelines that actually cite their sources
+ Shipping ML models past a single training script
+ Turning resumes, transcripts, and raw code into structured data
+ Open to AI/ML Engineer rolesA concise overview of the work that best represents my engineering approach:
- CodeSage — my flagship build. A RAG engine shipped across three real client surfaces, not a single-file demo. Try the live demo →
- Ezitech AI Talent Platform — production engineering work: schema-validated LLM output, not just a prompt wrapper.
- ML Model Suite — 15+ models, every one with a reported metric and a runnable
.pyfile.
|
A RAG engine, not a wrapper. Query YouTube transcripts and local codebases from a Chrome extension, an Electron desktop app, or the web — all hitting the same retrieval backend. Deployed: Railway (backend) + Vercel (frontend) Live demo: rag-agent-frontend-three.vercel.app |
Engineering work @ Ezitech. Parses resumes with Status: Built and pushed to GitHub |
📦 Expand: Full ML Model Suite (15+ projects, all metric-backed)
| Project | Approach | Result |
|---|---|---|
| ASD Screening Classifier | XGBoost | 93% accuracy |
| Credit Card Fraud Detection | Scikit-learn, imbalanced classification | 93% accuracy |
| SMS Spam Classifier | Naive Bayes + NLTK | 96.8% accuracy |
| Car Price Predictor | Scikit-learn regression + Streamlit UI | R² ≈ 0.74 |
+15 more model repos on my profile — every one has a runnable .py entry point and a real README, no notebook-only projects.