ReInsureSight
A geospatial flood loss estimation engine using LightGBM and Google Earth Engine across 1,202 NatCat events in 131 countries, with MAPIE conformal prediction achieving 87.1% empirical coverage on held-out test data.
I'm an M.Sc. Data Science candidate at IIIT Lucknow, and I build production ML systems — from an LSTM heatwave-forecasting pipeline for the Uttar Pradesh government to RAG-based learning tools. This is my work, one project at a time.
Student → Data Scientist
From an integrated B.Ed. classroom to government climate models — every step looked unrelated to the last, until I could see the thread running through all of it: turning raw data and complex systems into something people can actually use.
I did my B.Sc. B.Ed. (Integrated) at DAV University, Jalandhar (GPA 8.35) — building the grounding in math, statistics, and how people actually learn that later shaped how I approach modeling and teaching alike.
I began my M.Sc. in Data Science at IIIT Lucknow (GPA 8.45), specializing in predictive modeling, NLP, and time-series forecasting — trading the classroom for end-to-end ML pipelines.
As a Data Scientist Intern, I built a multivariate LSTM pipeline for heatwave forecasting on live UP government climate data, achieving 0.82 recall on extreme heat event detection, with XGBoost residual correction and SQL-based data quality validation.
I conducted PyTorch labs on CNNs, RNNs, and backpropagation, and delivered BERT fine-tuning sessions for sentiment analysis and text classification — supporting 10+ students' NLP projects end-to-end at IIIT Lucknow.
ReInsureSight, SmartPlate, Saarthi-AI, and an AI Learning Assistant — I ship real, working projects on GitHub and Hugging Face, public and checkable, not just listed on a resume.
Not a buzzword list — this is the actual stack behind my CRO heatwave forecasting pipeline, ReInsureSight, SmartPlate, and the RAG systems below.
Since September 2025, I've been building climate forecasting models and teaching the next batch of ML students at IIIT Lucknow — here's the actual work behind that.
A multivariate LSTM pipeline for heatwave forecasting on live CRO climate monitoring data across Uttar Pradesh — 0.82 recall on extreme heat event detection.
XGBoost-based residual correction layered on LSTM forecasts, validated against real-time government data, plus automated SQL data-quality checks on historical climate observations.
Retrieval-augmented learning assistants and commute-planning agents — LangChain, ChromaDB, vector search, and LLM orchestration built end-to-end and shipped on GitHub and Hugging Face.
PyTorch labs on CNNs, RNNs, and backpropagation, plus BERT fine-tuning sessions for sentiment analysis and text classification — supporting 10+ students' NLP projects end-to-end.
Public, checkable projects — not just claimed on a page, but live on GitHub and Hugging Face.
A geospatial flood loss estimation engine using LightGBM and Google Earth Engine across 1,202 NatCat events in 131 countries, with MAPIE conformal prediction achieving 87.1% empirical coverage on held-out test data.
A fine-tuned Vision Transformer (ViT-Base) over 4,000 images across 80 Indian food categories (75.19% test accuracy), wired to a FastAPI inference pipeline returning serving-size-adjusted calorie estimates.
A retrieval-augmented learning assistant for ML/DL concepts — LangChain, ChromaDB, Groq Llama-3.3-70B, and HuggingFace embeddings, with source-cited, page-referenced answers instead of generic responses.
A predictive commute-planning agent for Lucknow that fuses traffic, weather, festival, and event signals into a deterministic risk score, then narrates optimal departure windows via an LLM.
A multi-category (6-class) cyberbullying detection system for social media tweets — TF-IDF, spaCy preprocessing, and a Naive Bayes / Logistic Regression / Random Forest / XGBoost comparison with hyperparameter tuning.
A running archive of solved Data Structures, Algorithms, and SQL problems — the working record behind the 150+ problems solved on LeetCode.
View on GitHub →Six full write-ups — what I researched, what already existed, why it wasn't enough, and exactly how I built mine instead. Not a changelog, the actual reasoning.
Why most catastrophe models are confidently wrong in the countries that need them most — and how I built one that admits its own uncertainty instead.
Read the case study →Why "95% accurate" is the wrong goal for an early-warning system, and how an LSTM + XGBoost pipeline got tuned to actually catch the days that matter.
Read the case study →Why mainstream calorie apps can't tell dal from sambar, and how a fine-tuned Vision Transformer fixed that for 80 Indian food categories.
Read the case study →What happens when a TA gets tired of answering the same question a hundred times, and builds a RAG system that cites its sources instead of guessing.
Read the case study →Why deterministic math should come before the LLM in an agent, not after — and how that design choice shaped a commute-planning agent for Lucknow.
Read the case study →Why "is this bullying, yes or no" is the wrong question for real moderation, and how a 6-class model answers the one that actually matters.
Read the case study →Formal credentials, algorithmic rigor, and applied ML experience behind the data science work above.
150+ Data Structures, Algorithms, and SQL problems solved, strengthening the algorithmic problem-solving behind production pipeline design.
View Profile →M.Sc. Data Science, 2025 – 2027 (in progress), GPA 8.45. B.Sc. B.Ed. (Integrated), DAV University, Jalandhar, 2021 – 2025, GPA 8.35.