Hello! I’m Animesh, a driven and curious Computer Science Engineering student with a focus on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Web Development. I believe in leveraging technology to create meaningful and scalable solutions that solve real-world problems.
My journey in technology began a few years ago with a simple curiosity about how machines learn. Since then, I’ve built a range of meaningful projects—from a House Price Prediction system leveraging regression models to forecast real estate values, to a Legal Assistance Manager aimed at simplifying legal queries and document handling through AI-based search and classification. Over time, I’ve developed a strong foundation in Python, C++, Rust, and modern web technologies, enabling me to build full-stack applications and intelligent systems from the ground up.
Outside of my professional pursuits, I enjoy playing chess, exploring new technologies, read books. I'm excited to connect and explore how my skills can contribute to your next big idea!
C, C++, Python, Rust, JavaScript
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Responsive Design
React.js, Next.js, Tailwind CSS
Node.js, Django, Flask, Streamlit
MongoDB, MySQL, Firestore
Git, GitHub, Docker, AWS
A machine learning model that predicts the prices of houses based on various features such as area, location, number of rooms, etc. This project provides a good example of how real-world data can be used for predictive modeling.
An AI-driven legal assistant that helps analyze legal documents and extract valuable insights, summaries, and even answer specific questions about the documents. It's designed to help both individuals and professionals quickly get relevant information from lengthy legal text.
An intelligent and interactive web-based assistant that helps you find answers to your questions using cutting-edge AI technology.
Doubt_BOT is your go-to tool for real-time Q&A powered by advanced language models.
A minimal Unix-like shell built from scratch in Rust. Supports built-in commands (cd, exit) and execution of external commands (ls, pwd, echo, etc.).
