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Arizona State University
Ph.D. Science - Computer Science (GPA: 3.81/4.00)
January 2023 - Present -
National Institute of Technology - Agartala
Bachelor of Technology - Computer Science and Engineering (CGPA: 8.49/10)
June 2015 - May 2019
- Languages: Python, C++, Java, C
- Research: Discrete Event Simulations, Machine Learning & AI (neural networks, transformers, LLMs, decision trees), Natural Language Processing, Time Series Analysis
- Tools: Database Management Systems, Object-Oriented Design, Software Development, Networking & Routing, Big Data, LLMs, Evaluation Framework Development
Arizona State University, Intel Corporation
August 2023 - Present
- Modeled Discrete Event Simulations (DES) of Intel's MiniFab for semiconductor manufacturing.
- Optimized throughput, turnaround, workflow scaling, and buffer utilization.
- Developed AI/ML solutions (e.g., transformers, temporal convolutional networks), fine-tuned LLMs, reducing execution time by 95.4%.
Immensitas - Lemnisk
March 2021 - March 2022
- Developed REST APIs using Java Servlets, SpringBoot, and Spring.
- Optimized JavaScript encryption logic, reducing response time by 20%.
- Automated SFTP file loading with Python scripts.
Epsilon - Conversant
July 2019 - March 2021
- Managed data onboarding with Python, Greenplum, and PostgreSQL.
- Designed parallel batch processing, cutting manual effort by 80%.
- LLM Agentic Framework: Developed an LLM-based framework for Intel MiniFab, reducing execution time by 95.4% while maintaining fidelity.
- Time Series Diffusion Model: Built generative AI models using Temporal Convolutional Networks (TCN), achieving an average MAPE of 11.81% for throughput prediction.
- Fact Verification System: Created an NLP-based system with 64.95% accuracy for claim classification using textual sources.
- Time Series Dataset for Semiconductor Manufacturing using DES: MiniFab Model - arXiv, 2024
- Generating TCN Models from Parallel DEVS Models: Winter Simulation Conference, 2024
- Validation of Facts Against Textual Sources: RANLP Conference, 2019
- Research Funding: Intel Corporation, Chandler, AZ.
- IICDC-2017 Winner: Designed a color-sensor-based locking system.
- Travel Grant Recipient: Arizona State University, SCAI.

