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kumarrah2002/README.md

I’m Rahul Kumar

🚀 Machine Learning Engineer Based in New York City 🗽
🎓 M.S. Computer Science @ Fordham University | ⚙️ Ex-Scale AI, Travelers Insurance, Dune Security

🌱 A Little About Me

  • 🧰 I build ML systems with Python, Golang, PyTorch, and whatever AWS throws at me (SageMaker, Lambda, S3, etc.).
  • 🛠️ Always working on open source projects (currently working on LitServe and LitData @ Lightning AI).
  • ⚽ When I’m not coding, I’m either watching soccer highlights or exploring new restaurants around NYC.

🛠️ Tech Stack

Languages & Frameworks:
Python Golang SQL Flask Django

ML Libraries:
PyTorch Lightning Pandas Numpy Scikit-Learn

Cloud:
AWS Docker Kubernetes

Databases & DevOps:
PostgreSQL MongoDB GitLab CI

📫 Let’s Connect!

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  1. Lightning-AI/LitServe Lightning-AI/LitServe Public

    The easiest way to deploy agents, MCP servers, models, RAG, pipelines and more. No MLOps. No YAML.

    Python 3.4k 233

  2. ViT_Pretrained_vs_Scratch ViT_Pretrained_vs_Scratch Public

    Analyzing current vision transformer architectures on their ability to extract features from the natural image domain and be fine-tuned on astronomical data (transfer learning).

    Jupyter Notebook 2

  3. Fractal_Generator Fractal_Generator Public

    Create Mandelbrot and Julia Fractals using Python! Follow the steps in the mandelbrotGeneration and juliaGeneration files to learn how this works and create your own in the mandelbrotGIF file

    Jupyter Notebook 1