I'm a B.Tech CSE (AI & ML) student, and honestly I'm more into backend development and software engineering these days than pure ML, even though AI is still a big part of what I do. I like knowing how things actually work under the hood — not just using an app, but understanding what's happening when you click that button.

Right now I'm building up my skills in Python, C++, Java, SQL, DSA, OOP, Machine Learning and NLP. I learn best by just building stuff, breaking it, figuring out why it broke, and trying again — that's basically my whole process honestly. Tutorials only get you so far.

I'm slowly moving more towards backend and software dev, but AI/ML isn't going anywhere, it's still a core part of my journey, just not the only part anymore.

When I'm not coding I'm probably gaming, at the gym, or swimming. Outside of that I try to just be a genuine person — what you see is what you get with me, I don't really do the "curated version of myself" thing. I ask a lot of questions, I admit when I don't know something (which is often lol), and I'd rather be real than impressive.