HomePilot – AI Powered Rental Copilot February 2026 – March 2026
Architected a full-stack rental platform that aggregates live property listings and generates AI-driven recommendations for users Built a web-scraping pipeline using third-party APIs to parse data into JSON with multi-layer extraction and in-memory implementation Integrated Groq to generate listing-tailored cover letters, structured improvement feedback, and contextual recommendation insights Agonus AI – AI-Based Crypto Trading Platform September 2025 – February 2026
Built smart contract interaction hooks enabling users to place wagers, fetch live tournament data, and claim winnings with real-time on-chain state updates Designed and integrated backend schema using SQLAlchemy to persist tournament and user activity for scalable service operation Implemented blockchain wallet authentication using Wagmi and WalletConnect, allowing users to sign in with supported Base networks GRAMS – Graduate Academic Management System June 2025 – September 2025
Developed search components enabling rapid student-record queries with dynamic filtering and predictive suggestion capabilities Built interactive data tables with sortable headers, pagination, and error handling to support large-scale datasets Resolved flagged npm vulnerabilities by tracing impacted dependencies, upgrading libraries, and validating fixes via integration testing Integrated front-end components with backend APIs to fetch, validate, and persist academic records from external database Improved reliability through unit and integration testing with Vitest, validating React components across multiple use cases Data Management System April 2025 – May 2025
Built a modular engine processing continent, country, and region data with full search, load, and save functionality Integrated GUI with event-driven architecture and custom scheduling to manage interface-state interactions Connected database schema to user interface, enabling robust state persistence and error feedback upon user interaction Distributed Systems Simulation March 2025 – April 2025
Developed a simulation modeling system supported by device propagation of alerts and cancellations through scheduled events Implemented priority queue management and event-driven simulation techniques to ensure correct message ordering Built modular classes handling device interactions, alert transmission, cancellations, and dynamic event scheduling Utilized Python frameworks such as heapq, itertools, and custom-designed event schedulers to execute simulations Last updated · October 6, 2026