Atishay Jain / Computer Engineering

AI systems. Product workflows. Proof-first engineering.

AI Systems Engineer Product Engineer

I build AI-enabled products by turning models, APIs, data, and user flows into systems with explicit fallbacks, clear workflows, and honest limits.

How the work changed my engineering

I learned to design the whole decision path.

My projects moved me from isolated algorithms and models toward systems thinking: start with contracts, route uncertainty deliberately, persist the state that matters, and treat the user workflow as part of the architecture.

Computer Engineering / software systems / local AI / product workflows / practical automation

Start with contracts

Define state, inputs, constraints, and failure paths before choosing the model or framework.

Route uncertainty

Use rules, local models, memory, and LLM fallback only where each earns its complexity.

Build for use

Connect backend decisions to interfaces, feedback, recovery, and inspectable proof.

Signal evolution

How the approach evolved

Each stage added a new constraint: algorithms, complete workflows, routed uncertainty, adaptive behavior, then production discipline.

01 Foundations

C++/DSA / ML basics / SQL foundations

Learned to reason from algorithms, data shape, and query structure before reaching for frameworks.

02 Product Engineering

The Loop

Learned that useful products connect discovery to persisted coordination, not isolated screens.

04 Adaptive Systems

Mahoraga

Learned that environments, reward signals, and evaluation limits shape agent behavior.

05 Current Direction

ReceiptSplit / AI workflow systems

Applying those lessons to clearer contracts, validation, and production-minded workflows.

Toolkit

Tools chosen for the job

Grouped from project evidence; the stack supports the engineering decisions above.

Languages
Python TypeScript JavaScript C++ SQL
Frontend
React Next.js Astro Vite Tailwind CSS shadcn/ui
Backend / APIs
FastAPI Node.js REST APIs WebSockets Uvicorn
AI / ML
ONNX Runtime DistilBERT Qwen2.5 GGUF llama.cpp PyTorch Gymnasium LoRA
Data / Databases
PostgreSQL SQLite Supabase SQLAlchemy
DevOps / Deployment
Docker GitHub Actions GitHub Render
Product Systems
Auth/JWT Realtime OCR pipelines UPI deep links Maps Recommendations
Systems map

Capabilities traced back to projects

The recurring patterns across AI, product, data, and automation work—after the proof, not instead of it.

AI systems architecture

Mahoraga / Hybrid Categorizer / AI Resume Tailoring Engine

Product engineering

The Loop / ReceiptSplit

Automation

Resume Engine / Webcam Motion Alert / Music Web Scraper

Data and ML foundations

Minimal RAG / Global Super Store / Fast and Curious / Linear Regression

Full-stack implementation

The Loop / Hybrid Categorizer / ReceiptSplit

C++/DSA foundations

Coursework and resume signal

Secondary work

Smaller systems, practical constraints

Automation builds that extend the main story without competing with the featured work.

SECONDARY / REPO VERIFIED, COMPACT SUPPORT

AI Resume Tailoring Engine

Constrained LLM workflow automation for resume generation.

LLM workflowPDF generationATS reporting

Automate resume tailoring while avoiding unsupported claims and private-data leakage.

SECONDARY / REPO VERIFIED, COMPACT SUPPORT

Webcam Motion Alert System

OpenCV and alerting workflow for motion-triggered notifications.

OpenCVStreamlitSMTPThreading

Detect motion and trigger useful alerts with cleanup instead of a passive camera script.

Contact

Inspect the evidence, then let's talk.

For software, AI systems, or product engineering opportunities, these are the direct paths.