Developer with a networking foundation — I build practical tools that sit where Python, AI, and network systems meet.
I graduated with a BCA from Lucknow University in 2025, first division. Along the way I leaned into two things that don't usually sit in the same résumé: AI/ML tooling in Python and core networking fundamentals — IP addressing, subnetting, routing and switching.
That combination is what my projects are built around: software that understands how data actually moves across a network, not just how to call an API. I'm currently looking for a developer role where I can keep building at that intersection.
Laid out the way I think about it — closer to the network stack than a plain list.
Parses server and network logs and evaluates them for vulnerabilities using the Gemini API — turning raw, unreadable log dumps into a plain-language read on what actually looks risky.
View repository →A link-shortening service — generates and resolves short codes for long URLs, the kind of small infrastructure tool that's simple to describe but forces you to get the fundamentals (routing, storage, redirects) right.
See GitHub for more →6-week industrial training/internship program completed at NIELIT Lucknow (National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology, MeitY, Govt. of India), 28 June – 4 Aug 2024.
Completed the Python Programming Professional Certificate offered by Unified Mentor, demonstrating core Python proficiency.
50-hour course on Udemy covering the CCNA 200-301 syllabus — routing, switching, IP addressing and subnetting — the theory behind the networking layer of the skill stack above.
Open to developer roles — happy to walk through any project on this page in more detail.