ABOUT ME

I'm the friendly neighborhood Data Science grad student who learns by getting his hands dirty with the math. I once implemented a Gaussian Mixture Model from the ground up—coding the entire algorithm myself—so students could see what's actually happening behind the sklearn magic. That's how I approach learning: I understand the fundamentals, build upon them, and then help others grasp the concept.

Currently pursuing my Master's at Boston University, I work as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences, where I help students master Python and data tools with clarity and purpose. Beyond the classroom, I've worked as a Data Scientist apprentice at MassMutual and honed my analytics skills as an intern at Temenos India.

My interests lie in machine learning and LLMs, with a focus on building things that matter—projects with purpose, not just proof of concept.

Fun fact: I appeared on Indian National Television as a National Quizzer back in 11th grade. Guess I'm doing the same these days, just with data now.