It started with Charles Leclerc's website — cinematic, bold, and unmistakably premium. I rebuilt that feeling my way with vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, AI as a collaborator, and creative ideas from F1 grid scroll to exploration popups.
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Four years later I walked out with repos, not just a degree. Graduation closes the academic chapter; the timeline keeps moving.
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September 2022 at SRM IST — new city, new faces, and the quiet decision to treat every semester like a season I had to earn. This is where my engineering timeline truly begins.
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On September 10, 2023, my first GitHub push felt bigger than the code. A simple weather app taught me the rhythm I still follow: build, break, fix, push, repeat.
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A modest Java currency converter taught me that reliability starts small. If a converter cannot handle edge cases, a banking engine will not survive either.
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Three months at SkillVertex — Firebase, real deadlines, and shipping for users instead of a viva panel. It rewired how I build under constraints.
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Two C repos pushed the same evening — Rock Paper Scissors and Ticket Booking. No frameworks to hide behind, just patience, memory discipline, and printf.
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I tried teaching a machine to read Hindi feelings because mental health conversations in India often happen in Hindi or Hinglish, not English-only NLP demos.
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A Kotlin app that picks films based on your mood — a playful Friday-night idea that became a lesson in recommendation logic and interface taste.
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Legal contracts are noisy and demos are easy to fake. This NLP project trained judgment — honest guardrails first, impressive metrics second.
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September 7, 2025 — two AI apps shipped before dinner. A Mistral chatbot and PlanifyAI turned AI from a feature into the product surface.
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Semantic Movie Ontology felt like philosophy with Python syntax — modeling relationships machines can reason over, not just store.
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December 12, 2025 — moving from scattered repos to a public story on GitHub Pages. The commitment to show up online with intention.
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The rough draft before RefactorAI Gen 2 — LLMs plus static analysis, experiments logged honestly, and failures kept in commits.
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1,000+ concurrent transactions in Java — threads, locks, and Heisenbugs that do not care about your GPA. Systems thinking in the raw.
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FastAPI, React 19, Monaco, Docker — RefactorAI Gen 2 is the repo that makes my timeline feel coherent. My clearest proof of engineering discipline.
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