Milestones

I am excited to announce my new role as a Bot Developer Intern at MuLearn, a leading learning community for students. This position allows me to leverage my Python skills and SQL expertise to develop innovative bots that enhance the educational experience. Working at MuLearn has also refined my ability to write clear, maintainable code in a collaborative environment. This was my first opportunity to engage with a large codebase, providing a significant learning curve. In addition to bot development, I have contributed to the backend of MuLearn, utilizing Django and the REST framework, which has further honed my backend development skills.

I won first prize in a debugging competition held at St. Joseph College, Pillathara. It was a wonderful and challenging competition that provided me with an opportunity to showcase my skills in competitive coding and C programming.

I am thrilled to share that my team and I won third prize at the UI/UX Hackathon during GTA Codestorm, organized by MuLearn at KMEA College of Engineering. It was my first time participating in a hackathon focused on UI/UX, and the experience was immensely rewarding. Along with my teammates Vishnu Hidesh and Amaan Shah, we delved into the fundamentals of UX, including user personas, information architecture, and user research. We designed a UI/UX solution for a given problem and, following our presentation, were honored with third place. This event was a fantastic opportunity to showcase our creativity and UI/UX skills.

I participated in a three-day hands-on workshop on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) at Mary Matha Arts and Science College in Mananthavady. The workshop provided a comprehensive introduction to the field of AI and ML, covering both theoretical concepts and practical applications. This workshop laid the groundwork for my journey into the world of AI and ML. Our resource person, Sabhu, helped us start with the basics and progressively build AI and ML models, including topics like linear regression, decision trees, and more advanced architectures such as DNNs, CNNs, and GANs for generative models. It was an enlightening and invaluable opportunity.

I secured the second prize in the coding competition at Rajagiri College of Social Sciences in Kochi. The event was a platform for participants to demonstrate their coding skills, problem-solving abilities, and algorithmic thinking. This was my first time attending an offline tech event, and the impressive experience, coupled with the victory, encouraged me to participate in more such events.