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Software Engineering · AI Systems · Infrastructure

Hey, I'm Paramveer.

Software engineer building AI systems, backend infrastructure, and production products. Columbia M.S. Artificial Intelligence ’27 · USF Computer Science ’26.

Paramveer Singh Bhele, software engineer and Columbia artificial intelligence student

Engineering portfolio

Selected work.

Five projects that show how I approach AI systems, backend workflows, product engineering, and software used beyond the classroom.

Polaris repository dashboard showing infrastructure security findings and remediation status

01AI INFRA · DEVELOPER TOOL

Polaris

AI-powered GitHub App that reviews Infrastructure-as-Code pull requests, maps findings to security controls, and generates verified fixes before merge.

  • FastAPI
  • Next.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • GitHub App
  • Gemini
  • Infrastructure-as-Code
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Problem

Infrastructure changes often reach review without fast, actionable security feedback across Terraform, Dockerfiles, Kubernetes YAML, and GitHub Actions.

What I built

Built the GitHub App workflow, FastAPI analysis service, repository-scoped data model, control mapping, and verified patch flow used inside pull requests.

Architecture / approach

  1. 01GitHub pull request webhook
  2. 02FastAPI analysis service
  3. 03Dual-agent review and fix verification
  4. 04PostgreSQL findings store
  5. 05PR comments and developer-approved fixes

Engineering challenge

Keeping repositories isolated while turning model output into precise, reviewable findings and patches across several configuration formats.

Result

The working app posts mapped security findings in pull requests and verifies generated patches before presenting them to developers.

GitHub repository preview for PR Nutrition, a pull-request review prioritization tool

02DEVELOPER TOOL · OPEN SOURCE

PR Nutrition

v0.4.0 · CLI + GitHub Action

Local-first, deterministic CLI and GitHub Action that labels pull-request review risk, filters low-value files, and points reviewers to the changes that deserve attention first.

  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Git
  • GitHub Actions
  • pnpm
  • Vitest
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Problem

Reviewers can lose time sorting generated files, lockfiles, and broad pull-request diffs before finding the changes that carry the most review risk.

What I built

Built the deterministic analyzer, CLI commands, configuration flow, review-focus reports, and read-only GitHub Action used to prioritize a pull request without sending source code to an external service.

Architecture / approach

  1. 01Local Git metadata
  2. 02Path and change classifier
  3. 03Risk and readiness model
  4. 04Markdown and JSON reports
  5. 05CLI and GitHub Action

Engineering challenge

Producing useful, repeatable review guidance while staying local-first and avoiding source-code uploads, external APIs, or model calls.

Result

The current v0.4.0 release is distributed through npm and a GitHub Action, with deterministic output designed for both terminal and CI workflows.

GitHub repository preview for the Adversarial Spam Detection research project

03ML RESEARCH · AI4ALL

Adversarial Spam Detection

91.7% → 95.7% adversarial detection

Built an adversarial training pipeline pairing a BERT spam classifier with Qwen-generated attacks, improving adversarial detection from 91.7% to 95.7% across three training iterations while maintaining 96.5% accuracy.

  • Python
  • PyTorch
  • BERT
  • Qwen3-4B
  • LoRA
  • Transformers
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Problem

A classifier that performs well on familiar messages can still fail when an attacker deliberately rewrites spam to evade its learned patterns.

What I built

Built the iterative training and evaluation pipeline: fine-tuned BERT, generated hard examples with Qwen3-4B and LoRA, retrained, and compared errors after each round.

Architecture / approach

  1. 01SMS dataset and BERT baseline
  2. 02Qwen3-4B + LoRA attack generation
  3. 03Adversarial example filtering
  4. 04Classifier retraining
  5. 05Clean and adversarial evaluation across three iterations

Engineering challenge

Improving robustness against generated attacks without sacrificing performance on the original evaluation set.

Result

Adversarial detection improved from 91.7% to 95.7% while clean accuracy remained at 96.5%.

CarbonCTRL sustainability dashboard with emissions summaries and reduction recommendations

04AWARD WINNER · AI PRODUCT

CarbonCTRL

Winner — MLH Best Use of Gemini API · HackaBull 2025

Award-winning carbon management platform that tracks environmental impact, visualizes sustainability data, and uses Gemini to generate personalized reduction strategies.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Express
  • MongoDB
  • Gemini
  • Python ML
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Problem

Organizations need a clearer way to connect emissions inputs with understandable impact data and practical reduction steps.

What I built

Built the product experience and full-stack workflows for emissions calculations, authenticated dashboards, stored user data, and Gemini-generated reduction plans.

Architecture / approach

  1. 01React + TypeScript dashboard
  2. 02Node.js and Express API
  3. 03MongoDB persistence
  4. 04Gemini recommendation workflows
  5. 05Python ML services

Engineering challenge

Evolving the original hackathon prototype into a clearer service architecture and migrating persistence from Supabase to MongoDB without losing the core user workflow.

Result

Won the MLH Best Use of Gemini API award at HackaBull 2025, which had 63 submitted projects.

Coefficient Software Systems homepage with product navigation and a software services hero

05CLIENT WORK · PRODUCTION

Coefficient Software Systems

Rebuilt and shipped Coefficient Software Systems’ production corporate website, organizing products, services, industry verticals, careers, company information, and contact flows into one consistent experience.

  • Astro
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • GSAP
  • Lenis

Archive

Other work

Smaller product, interaction, and experimental builds.

MatchUp mobile prototype screens for discovering and organizing campus sports games

APRODUCT DESIGN · UX

MatchUp

Designed a product prototype that helps university students discover, host, and coordinate casual pickup sports games on campus.

  • Figma
  • UX Research
  • Prototyping
  • User Flows
Focus Timer PRO extension interface with a Pomodoro timer and mindful break prompt

BCHROME EXTENSION

Focus Timer PRO

Built a privacy-first focus extension with customizable Pomodoro cycles, mindful recovery prompts, and local-only settings.

  • JavaScript
  • Chrome Extension
  • Manifest V3
LawyerUP legal intake workspace with case summary and attorney matching panels

CREBUILT 2026 · MULTI-AGENT

LawyerUP

Rebuilt the original lawyer recommendation app as a multi-agent legal intake workspace for structured summaries, triage signals, evidence checklists, and attorney matching.

  • Python
  • Flask
  • Gemini
  • SQLite
  • Multi-Agent

Experience

  1. Student Assistant — Digital Initiatives

    University of South Florida Libraries

    Aug 2024 – May 2026

    • Built scraping and validation tooling to cross-check spreadsheet metadata against USF Digital Commons assets, reducing manual review time by approximately 70%.
    • Standardized and validated metadata for 1,000+ digital collection records while supporting large-scale collection inventory and data operations.
  2. Machine Learning Engineer Intern

    Finds, Inc.

    Oct 2025 – Jan 2026

    • Integrated in-house ML models into backend services, building reliable inference workflows for internal image-processing pipelines.
    • Designed PostgreSQL schemas, metadata pipelines, and validation checks to improve consistency across image data and model workflows.
  3. Undergraduate Research Assistant

    Reality, Autonomy, and Robot Experience (RARE) Lab, University of South Florida

    Feb 2025 – Jul 2025

    • Contributed to human-robot interaction research on protective indicators designed to mitigate robot abuse, collecting, validating, and analyzing experimental data.
    • Built an Android research application integrating Gemini and Google Cloud to support structured AI-assisted recipe recommendation study workflows.
  4. Peer Mentor

    USF College of Engineering

    Apr 2023 – Aug 2024

    • Mentored 25+ engineering students through weekly calculus and problem-solving sessions, creating practice exercises and facilitating collaborative learning.
  5. App Developer Intern

    Coefficient Software Systems

    May 2022 – Jul 2022

    • Built product benchmarking datasets covering 500+ universities across U.S., U.K., and Australian markets to support product and market research.
    • Improved usability of a consumer application with 100,000+ downloads by refining interface flows and supporting production updates.

About

Systems behind the model.

I build software at the intersection of backend engineering and applied AI — from developer tools and ML pipelines to full-stack products and research systems.

01

AI product systems

Model workflows, evaluation, and reliable application boundaries.

02

Backend infrastructure

APIs, persistence, data pipelines, and deployment paths.

03

Product engineering

Interfaces and tools that make technical systems useful.

Background

I graduated from the University of South Florida with a B.S. in Computer Science and minor in Entrepreneurship, and I am pursuing an M.S. in Artificial Intelligence at Columbia University with a focus on AI Infrastructure.

Current focus

I'm particularly interested in APIs, model workflows, infrastructure, data pipelines, evaluation, and the software needed to turn models into reliable products.

Academic path

Education.

Columbia University

M.S. in Artificial Intelligence

2026 – 2027

New York, NY

Focus: AI Infrastructure

University of South Florida

B.S. in Computer Science

2022 – 2026

Tampa, FL

Minor: Entrepreneurship

Beyond the build

Leadership & recognition

A compact view of teams led, programs completed, and work recognized.

  • Recognition

    HealthHacks 2025

    Hackathon Judge

    Oct 2025

  • Recognition

    HackaBull 2025

    Winner — MLH Best Use of Gemini API

    April 2025

  • Leadership

    TEDx at USF

    Head of Logistics

    Jun 2024 – Jan 2025

  • Leadership

    Students of India Association at USF

    Vice President

    Jan 2024 – May 2024

  • Leadership

    Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at USF

    Database Director

    Jan 2024 – May 2024

  • Program

    Goldman Sachs

    Virtual Insight Series

    May 2024 – Jun 2024

Academic recognition

  • USF Green & Gold Directors WaiverUniversity of South FloridaUp to $36,000 · $9,000/year
  • Annette L. Raymund Endowed Scholarship Fund RecipientUniversity of South Florida · Aug 2023
  • Computer Science and Engineering Fund RecipientUSF College of Engineering · Jul 2025
  • USF Fund for the College of Engineering RecipientUSF College of Engineering · Jul 2025

Technical toolkit

Skills I use to ship.

Grouped for quick scanning, with project-specific models and tools kept where they have context.

Languages & Frontend

01
  • Python
  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Java
  • C++
  • React
  • Next.js

Backend & Data

02
  • FastAPI
  • Flask
  • Node.js
  • REST APIs
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • SQL

AI / ML

03
  • PyTorch
  • TensorFlow
  • Scikit-learn
  • Transformers
  • BERT
  • LoRA
  • LLM APIs

Infrastructure & Cloud

04
  • AWS
  • Docker
  • Git
  • GitHub
  • Vercel
  • Render
  • CI/CD

Contact

Let's build something useful.

I’m interested in software engineering, AI/ML engineering, AI infrastructure, research, and product-focused opportunities.

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