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campaign-websites
June 15, 2026 – Present
Three UC student-government campaign sites I built for friends, one a year (2022 Baddam-Lukose, 2023 Baddam-Saxena, 2024 Saxena-Perez) — React, Next.js, and Ant Design.
View Projectmcp-servers
June 15, 2026 – Present
A small fleet of FastAPI tool servers (Canvas, Google Calendar, Outlook) that expose external APIs as LLM-callable tools — built while learning to wire MCP-style integrations into an agent
View Projectinsite-factcheck
June 15, 2026 – Present
COVID-19 misinformation checker using BERT-embedding similarity search over a curated fact database (HackOHI/O)
View Projectcoursework
June 15, 2026 – Present
A curated, themed collection of my computer-science coursework projects — security, devops, algorithms, and data visualization — each documented and runnable
View Projectatlas
June 13, 2026 – Present
A local-first verification layer for AI-assisted development — fuses static analysis, runtime observation, and surgical AI into an Application Graph that tells you what broke and why, for ~zero tokens.
View Projectneon-nerdsnipe
May 25, 2026 – Present
A TypeScript TanStack AI agent that solves the NEON authentication WebSocket challenge
View Projectpulse
November 25, 2025 – Present
One quest a day, the same for everyone — and you can't see how anyone else did it until you post your own. An unshipped neo-brutalist mobile experiment (Expo + Convex).
View Projecteasy-rag
August 24, 2024 – Present
A platform to train your own retrieval-augmented chatbots — ingest documents or a database, pick your embedding model and LLM, and embed the bot on any site with one snippet. Next.js, Convex vector search, OpenAI + Claude.
View Projecthackathon-stats-dashboard
October 24, 2021 – Present
Responsive statistics dashboard built for RevolutionUC (University of Cincinnati hackathon) — live, yearly, and trends views in React + MUI + ApexCharts
View ProjectCultural Fit Analysis
The candidate's portfolio consists entirely of personal projects, indicating a strong passion for technology and continuous learning. The diversity of projects, including hackathon participation and student government sites, suggests a collaborative spirit and engagement with community. The focus on AI/ML and data-related projects aligns well with a Data Scientist role, demonstrating intrinsic motivation in the field. However, the lack of team-based professional projects makes it challenging to fully assess cultural fit in a corporate environment.
Soft Skills & Operational Fit
The candidate's personal projects demonstrate initiative, self-direction, and a strong drive for learning new technologies. The variety of projects, from web development to AI/ML, suggests adaptability and a problem-solving mindset. However, without formal work experience or psychometric test results, it's difficult to assess stress handling, team collaboration, or specific work attitudes.