Software engineerbuilding reliable systems —from test automationat Uber to AI evaluation frameworks.
Currently studying at Khoury College of Computer Sciences. Previously a software test automation engineer at EPAM, embedded with Uber's Fares team. Interested in the gap between what models claim and how they behave in production.
A quiet obsession with systems that don't break.
I spent the year before grad school writing Go for Uber's Fares team — automating test suites, hunting logical errors in high-scale services, and building evaluation frameworks for AI models that needed structured, actionable feedback rather than vibes.
Now I'm at Northeastern, splitting time between programming language design, database internals, and the broader question of how to evaluate intelligent systems honestly. Looking for co-op work where careful engineering and AI infrastructure intersect.
Where I've shipped.
Hyderabad, India
EPAM Systems — Client: Uber, Inc.
- —Automated and debugged complex test cases in Go for Uber's Fares team, evaluating production codebases and surfacing logical errors across high-scale services.
- —Migrated legacy test suites to Cucumber and TestNG, improving CI/CD integration and cutting flaky failures across regression runs.
- —Built automated evaluation frameworks to benchmark AI models, delivering structured, actionable feedback to cross-functional engineering teams.
- —Worked directly with developers to resolve test failures and lift code coverage — clear technical communication and patient root-cause analysis.
Two schools, one through-line.
Northeastern University
Khoury College of Computer Sciences. Coursework in Programming Design Paradigm (Java) and Database Management Systems.
Sathyabama Institute
CGPA 8.39 / 10.0. Foundations in data structures, OOP, databases, and software engineering.
What I reach for.
What I'm building next.
The work, in transit.
Project repositories are being prepared for deployment. Once live, they'll land here with case studies, code, and the reasoning behind each decision.
Let's talk.
If you're hiring for a January 2027 co-op — or just want to compare notes on test automation, LLM evaluation, or building reliable systems — reach out.