I design and deploy intelligent systems — from real-time voice agents to deepfake detection for identity verification — focused on real users, not hype.
LLM and AI engineering, backend and API development, and cloud infrastructure. Focused on building production-ready intelligent systems.
Hackathons, university, and side projects.
Upload a photo of your room and Roomie's AI agent autonomously finds matching furniture on Facebook Marketplace, compares prices, and messages sellers on your behalf.
View on GitHub →Co-built and load-tested the backend for a university exam scheduling system handling room allocation and invigilator assignments, deployed on AWS with auto-scaling (1–4 instances) achieving 99.9% uptime.
View on GitHub →Implemented and fine-tuned a Siamese network to classify the ISIC 2020 Kaggle Challenge dataset and achieved 80% accuracy despite a severe 98:2 class imbalance.
Built a match outcome predictor for Valorant using a gradient boosting model (Python, XGBoost) achieving 82% accuracy.
View on GitHub →Developed a research paper graph generation backend using Flask and SQLAlchemy to help academics find complex relationships between papers through filters such as thematic similarity, citations, and co-authors.
Where I've worked and what I've built.
Architecting an AI nutritionist that delivers personalised guidance through a real-time voice agent, backed by a RAG pipeline (Pinecone + OpenAI) orchestrated with a LangGraph agent; currently in trial with 15 users.
Deployed on a hybrid AWS architecture (Lambda, ECS Fargate, API Gateway, SQS, S3, CloudFront) following a modular monolithic design.
Building a layered deepfake-detection system that pairs a frozen CLIP (ViT-L/14) classifier with a cross-view consistency layer to flag AI-generated and face-swapped selfies in remote KYC/AML onboarding, producing interpretable accept/reject verdicts.
Contributed to building a LangGraph-based sales automation agent at useoven.com (UQ ilab accelerator), reducing manual outreach tasks by 90%.
Facilitated tutorials and practical sessions (4 practicals and 1 tutorial) for second-year computer science students in Theory of Computing (COMP2048).
Collaborated in a team of 4 within a professional office environment to develop and deploy an internal Flutter app for real estate listings; improved app performance by 30% through UI component optimisation and asynchronous data handling in Dart.
Active member of UQCS, UQRL, and UQIS.
Demos and project walkthroughs.
Interested in working together? I'd love to hear from you.