# What I work on
I'm fascinated by what happens when code meets the real world: data starts showing patterns, a model learns to see, and an idea becomes something that actually runs. That curiosity has pulled me across machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, NLP and IoT. I've forecast Walmart sales with a Random Forest, and trained YOLO models that track basketball players, catch shoplifters and spot predators on a farm.
I like looking at a problem from a few angles and bringing different tools together to solve it, whether that's an AI interviewer built on Llama 3.3 and Whisper, a FastAPI security gateway for AI agents, or Raspberry Pi sensor nodes for my final year project. For me, engineering is more than getting a model to train. It starts with understanding the problem and ends with something people can use. I'm always learning, and usually halfway through building something new.

