BITS PILANI • M.E. COMPUTER SCIENCE 27'
Final-year M.E. Computer Science student at BITS Pilani focused on distributed systems, backend engineering, and practical machine learning for real-world applications.

I’m a Computer Science graduate student at BITS Pilani focused on building scalable backend systems and intelligent software for real-world applications.
My experience spans distributed systems, fault-tolerant architecture design, networking, and applied machine learning, with projects ranging from consensus-driven distributed platforms to explainable computer vision systems.
I’m particularly interested in engineering reliable systems where performance, scalability, and practical impact matter.
Vision-Language Models • Explainable AI • Computer Vision
A lightweight explainable plant disease diagnosis framework using visual chain-of-thought reasoning with Vision-Language Models on real-field agricultural imagery.
Raft Consensus • gRPC • Distributed Systems
A fault-tolerant distributed ticket booking platform implementing leader election, replicated state machines, and strong consistency under concurrent access.
BITS Pilani
Supported implementation, experimentation, and evaluation of machine learning workflows, assisting students with applied machine learning concepts, model development, and experimental analysis.
BITS Pilani
Conducted lab sessions for the complete Computer Networks curriculum, guiding students through practical implementation of networking concepts, protocol analysis, and systems-level problem solving.