4th of 130 teams at Nexify’25
ZENITH, Sushant University
Built DoCure.ai, an AI-powered health assistant, with a four-person team. I owned the pitch, turning our scope into the presentation the judges actually scored.
2025
Hi, I'm Sruti Ranjan Pradhan
AI Engineer, Backend Developer, Problem Solver, DSA Enthusiast
Aspiring AI Engineer with a backend development foundation, solving real-world problems through code.
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About Me.
Get to know me better
I'm a Computer Science & Engineering student focused on AI Engineering, with a strong backend foundation in Java and Spring Boot. I'm building toward becoming an AI Engineer who can design, develop, and deploy practical AI-powered products, not just experiment with models.
Right now, I'm deepening my skills in AI engineering, LLMs, AI APIs, intelligent workflows, and backend system design while continuing to strengthen my DSA and software engineering fundamentals. I'm particularly interested in building production-oriented AI applications where strong backend architecture and AI capabilities work together to solve real problems.
- 9.51
- CGPA
- 1
- Industry Internship
- 8+
- Projects Built
- 5+
- Years Writing Code
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Projects.
A selection of my recent work
AI Microservice Architect
Describe a system in plain English and get an architecture you can ship: service boundaries, high and low level design, database schemas, Kafka contracts, Docker and Kubernetes manifests, and a downloadable repo scaffold. A staged pipeline, not a one-shot generator — every stage is reviewed, edited and approved before the next one runs.
The hard part
Schema-valid output can still be wrong, so every stage is checked against the ones before it and contradictions are fed back to the model for repair — a design that invents a service the approved boundaries never had is perfectly valid JSON.
- Python
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- Alembic
- Pydantic
- Gemini
- React
- TypeScript
- Kafka
- Docker
- Kubernetes
Request path
- Plain-English brief
- Service boundaries
- HLD / LLD
- Schemas + Kafka
- Docker / K8s
- Repo scaffold
- A stage physically cannot run until the one before it is approved. Service boundaries are architectural judgement calls, so a wrong split at stage one would carry into every artifact after it.
- Cross-stage validation catches what Pydantic cannot: a service invented or silently dropped against the approved boundaries, or a synchronous call to an endpoint no service actually exposes.
- A stage takes 30 to 200 seconds, so progress is shown against a measured typical duration for that stage rather than a spinner, and says so when the model is probably retrying after a failed check.
- The theme resolves to a concrete value before first paint, and Mermaid diagrams are re-rendered on theme change because Mermaid bakes its colours into the SVG.
- 87 tests cover the pipeline, the consistency checks and the export.
Runs locally; no hosted demo yet
Solvix
LiveAn AI-powered DSA practice tracker that automatically imports your Codeforces and LeetCode history, scores which topics have decayed, and generates a daily study plan with spaced-repetition reminders. No manual logging required.
The hard part
Free-tier hosting sleeps when idle, so daily plans and reminders run on an external GitHub Actions cron instead of an in-process timer.
- FastAPI
- async SQLAlchemy
- Alembic
- PostgreSQL
- JWT
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- Recharts
- Groq LLM
Request path
- GitHub Actions cron
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- Groq LLM
- Daily plan
- The backend sleeps when idle, so reminders and plan generation run on an external cron rather than an in-process timer.
- Topic scoring treats Codeforces and LeetCode differently, since only one of them records failed attempts.
- Repeated wrong submissions collapse into a single attempt, so retry-spam doesn't distort the score.
Emergency Ambulance Route Optimizer
LiveA dispatch system that answers two questions from a patient's location: which hospital they should go to, and the fastest road route there. It then sends the nearest available ambulance and tracks it live on an OpenStreetMap network.
The hard part
Edge weights are travel time rather than distance, so a congested shortcut loses to a clear detour — on the demo network a 3.9km direct route is rejected for an 8.4km one that is genuinely faster.
- Python
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- SQLAlchemy
- React
- Vite
- Leaflet
- OpenStreetMap
- Dijkstra
- A*
Request path
- Patient location
- Hospital ranking
- A* over OSM graph
- Dispatch
- Live tracking
- Dijkstra, A*, the min-heap ranking and the triage queue are written from scratch — no networkx, no shortest-path library.
- A* is measurably cheaper on the same route: 286 node expansions against Dijkstra's 379 on the 433-junction network, which /route?algo=compare reports directly.
- Hospital ranking balances distance against capacity — a hospital with no spare beds is ranked as if it were three minutes further, enough to break ties but never enough to send a patient past a much closer one.
- Triage cannot starve anyone: severity sets your place in the queue, and every ten minutes of waiting improves it by a full level.
- An ambulance's position is derived from elapsed time along its computed route, so it needs no background job and survives a restart.
Real-Time Drowsiness Detection
A computer vision system that monitors a live webcam feed, tracks facial landmarks, and computes Eye Aspect Ratio in real time to detect fatigue, triggering an audio alert when eyes stay closed past a threshold.
The hard part
Tuning the EAR threshold and frame count to catch real drowsiness without firing on ordinary blinks, while staying fast enough for live video.
- Python
- OpenCV
- dlib
- imutils
- SciPy
- Streamlit
- pygame
Request path
- Webcam frame
- dlib landmarks
- Eye Aspect Ratio
- Threshold + frame count
- pygame alert
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Skills & Expertise.
The technologies I reach for, from languages to frameworks and tools
Languages
- Java
- Python
- SQL
- JavaScript
AI Engineering
- LLM APIs (Groq, OpenAI)
- Prompt Engineering
- RAG
- Embeddings
- LangChain
- LangGraph
- AI Agents
- Multi-Agent Systems
- RAGAS
Backend
- FastAPI
- Spring Boot
- Spring Security
- REST APIs
- JWT Auth
Frontend
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- Tailwind CSS
Databases
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- ChromaDB
- Pinecone
Computer Vision
- OpenCV
- dlib
Tools & Platforms
- Git
- GitHub Actions
- Postman
- Maven
- Docker
- Vercel
- Render
- Hugging Face
Core CS
- OOP
- DBMS
- Operating Systems
- Computer Networks
- DSA
Soft Skills
- Problem Solving
- Technical Communication
- Team Collaboration
- Leadership
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Experience.
My professional journey
Full-Stack Java Developer InternInternship
June 2025 – August 20253 mos- 01Built OnlineQuizWebApp with Java, JSP, Servlets (J2EE), JDBC and SQL Server, following an MVC architecture.
- 02Implemented dynamic quiz workflows, authentication and real-time evaluation with support for concurrent users.
- 03Designed and optimised SQL queries for efficient data retrieval, improving application response time.
- 04Debugged and resolved application-level issues, improving system stability and performance.
- Java
- JSP
- Servlets
- JDBC
- SQL Server
- MVC
- HTML/CSS
- JavaScript
PresidentLeadership
2024 – 20251 yrCybernautics Tech Club, GD Goenka University•Gurugram, Haryana, India- 01Led the Cybernautics Tech Club, coordinating technical initiatives, workshops and student-focused technology activities.
- 02Organised and led SyntaxSprint’25, a technical hackathon with 100+ participants, owning event planning, coordination and execution.
- 03Collaborated with student teams and club members to promote hands-on learning, coding and participation in technical events.
- 04Managed a student technical community and coordinated with faculty and organisers to execute club activities effectively.
- Leadership
- Event Management
- Team Management
- Technical Coordination
- Hackathon Organization
- Community Building
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Education.
The formal part of the story
B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering
GD Goenka University
Gurugram, Haryana
2023 – Present·3 yrsnow·CGPA 9.51
Class XII, CHSE
FM Higher Secondary School
Balasore, Odisha
2019 – 2021·2 yrs
Class X, BSE
SR Bidyapitha
Bhograi, Balasore, Odisha
2016 – 2019·3 yrs
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Achievements.
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Organised SyntaxSprint’25
Cybernautics Tech Club, GD Goenka University
Ran a pan-India hackathon for 100+ participants, from planning through run-of-show on the day.
2025
2nd Prize at the 1st Pay-Check Challenge
Sunstone
Fresh Fuel, a Shopify storefront concept. I handled wireframing, the SRS, branding and product listings. Best E-commerce Website, ₹3,000.
2025
Organised Python Workshop 1.0 & 2.0
Sunstone
Ran two editions of a hands-on Python workshop for B.Tech, BBA and MBA students, pitching the same material at very different levels of prior experience.
2024
350+ Coding Problems Solved
LeetCode · GeeksforGeeks · HackerRank
Consistent DSA practice across three platforms. It’s the habit behind the problem-solving the rest of this page is built on.
Ongoing
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Certifications.
Courses and credentials I've completed
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