Incoming 4th year student at University of Toronto pursuing:
Hello! I'm a Computer Science Specialist student at University of Toronto with a passion for software development and machine learning.
I love working in a team and enjoy participating in hackathons and coding challenges. I am passionate about learning and communicating, and love to get my hands on new projects and ideas.
Fun fact: I have played Tennis professionally for 6 years and it will always be an important part of my life.
Designed a machine learning model capable of performing automatic lesion boundary detection using dermoscopy images. Devised deep learning models in PyTorch (Python) using architectures like UNet, Attention Net, Pool Nets and Att-UNets and tested them on the collected dataset to find the best architecture for the project
Worked as a Software Developer Engineer for HypeDocs comapny.Used React, React hooks and Javascript to work on the front-end and back-end of the HypeDocs.co software.
Implemented functionalities in the HypeDocs software like pop-modals, csv importer, csv download and batch writes to support the launch of Public Page feature, which is now used by 70% of users (28% after first week)
Improved reliability by migrating the data of 300 customers to Google Firebase and used netlify for the launch
Taught machine learning concepts to 300+ students from the countries of East and West Africa including
Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, Algeria, and Mexico under the LearnAI in Africa initiative. "LearnAI in Africa" is an introductory ML educational program with an aim to encourage affordable
‘AIforGood’ employment and is executed in collaboration with organizations like AI Commons, McGill University, Runmila AI Institute and University of Toronto.
Led a team of 40 people from University of Toronto's Artificial Intelligence group, working towards smooth execution of the program.
I will be working as an Executive for the Sponsorship team of University of Toronto [UofT] Hacks hackathon 2022.
Led a team of 20 students responsible for UofT AI’s marketing and promotion operations for
the annual StartAI conference with almost 2,000 participants.
Contributed to the organization of an international machine learning competition with over 100 students from teams from
the top 25 universities in North America (Stanford, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, UC Berkeley, etc.) with a budget of $100,000 and partnerships with Google AI, IBM,
DeepMind, AccuWeather, Vector Institute, etc.
Undertaken planning and execution of a Machine learning project in a team of 6 students, with the aim to create a model capable to transferring the style of a piece of music as part of Academic Research projects 2020-21 cohort of University of
Toronto Machine
Intelligence Student Team [ UTMIST ].
This project was made using tensorflow libraries like librosa, CNN's and was inspired by the process of style transfer of images/paintings.
I worked as a peer leader for New College Orientation progarms that run throughout the academic year. New College orientation includes programs like E-mentorship, IGNITE,
SPROUT and New1X.
I was a participant of New College orientation in my first year and
that it was immensely useful for me as it helped me transition smoothly to university life and also helped me make friends and get comfortable with the canadian culture. Thus, I decided to give back to the college
volunteering as a Peer Leader for academic session 2020-21 and 2021-22 . As a Peer Leader, I get to organize events with 100+ participants, answer incoming
student's questions about university life and academic, and be a mentor for a group of 15 incoming students .
This was the Final project for CSC207: Software Design course. In order to complete this project, I worked in a team of 7 developers over the period of 2 months.
This is a software which can be used to schedule and manage participants for conferences. This projects is made using Java and has a complete GUI, made using Java Swing. This project is made following the principles of software design including clean archietecture and SOLID.
Research project made in a team of 5 students for UTMIST Academic track 2020-21
cohort
projects.
Made a model capable of transferring the style of a piece of music while preserving
its content using tensorflow’s Librosa library, CNNs and spectrograms
This was the Final project for CSC258: Computer Organization course where I recreated the Doodle jump game using low level Assembly programming language.
This game includes Fancier Graphics, Dynamic on-screen notifications, Scoreboard and interactive Lethal creatures/opponents.
Using NEAT Python to learn to play Flappy Bird game. This code uses search and optimise technique called genetic algorithm, which creates a particular number of random configurations and the best of them is used to create the next generation of neural networks. As we repeat the process, we observe that the performance improves.
In recognition of my academic excellence as a U of T student, I was named a Dean’s List Scholar in the Faculty of Arts & Science for the 2020-21 and 2019-20 fall /winter academic year.
Awarded to the University’s most outstanding International secondary school students on admission.
Awarded to the University’s most outstanding secondary school students on admission.
Awarded by University of Waterloo, Canada for being among top 25% students in Euclid Competition.
Selected among top 0.1% of students from India in Mathematics by CBSE on the basis of CBSE board's 12th standard Mathematics exam, in which I got a perfect score of 100.
Recepient of the prestigious Best Tennis Player Award by Rajasthan’s State Sports Department (Women’s category).