Q: How did you get interested in AI and machine learning?
A: My interest in AI started during my undergraduate studies, where
I was drawn to courses on machine learning, artificial intelligence,
and statistics. Over time, I realized I enjoyed solving
data-driven problems and understanding how models behave in
real-world settings.
Q: What kind of work did you do as an AI Engineer at Bobble.ai?
A: I worked on deep learning models for sentiment analysis, text
prediction, and multilingual input systems. This included training
CNNs and Bi-LSTMs, optimizing models for mobile devices, and
improving latency and accuracy for real-time user experiences.
Q: Which projects best represent your technical interests right now?
A: Projects like Twitter Sentiment Analysis, Home Credit Default
Risk, and Swipe Typing capture my current interests. They combine
NLP, structured data modeling, and sequence modeling, and they
emphasize both model quality and performance.
Q: What are you hoping to work on during your time at Northeastern?
A: I want to deepen my understanding of ML systems end to end:
data pipelines, model training, deployment, and monitoring. I'm
especially interested in roles where I can work on real products,
collaborate with strong engineering teams, and keep learning new
tools and frameworks.
Q: How do web development and AI fit together in your long-term
goals?
A: I see web development as a practical way to deliver AI
capabilities to users. Being comfortable with both sides lets me
build interfaces, dashboards, or interactive demos that make machine
learning work more accessible and impactful.