Senior Undergraduate in Computer Science and Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay). My interests span Systems, Deep Learning, Climate Science, GeoML
- Experience: Former Software Engineering Intern at Google (Pre-Silicon DMA Simulation Acceleration & Driver Development for TPU On-Chip Networks).
- Research: Topic Modeling & NLP Pipeline Researcher with Prof. Ramit Debnath, University of Cambridge (Topic extraction over 1M+ multi-decade articles).
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- Multi-stage optimizing compiler (
sclp) written in C++ translating high-level procedural C into optimized MIPS assembly. - Complete compilation pipeline: Flex lexer, Bison LALR(1) parser, AST construction, intermediate Three-Address Code (TAC), Register Transfer Language (RTL), and target MIPS generation validated on SPIM.
- Control-flow graph (CFG) analysis, basic block partitioning, local/global common subexpression elimination, constant folding, and register allocation.
- Multi-stage optimizing compiler (
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Discrete-Event-Server-Simulator
CS 681 (Performance Analysis of Systems and Networks), IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Varsha Apte- Discrete-event simulation of multi-threaded web servers and closed queueing networks in modern C++.
- Priority-queue scheduler modeling finite worker thread pools, stochastic think/service distributions, request timeouts, and tandem networks with feedback.
- Rigorously validated against Mean Value Analysis (MVA) analytical queueing theory formulations.
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plagiarism-checker
CS 293 (Data Structures and Algorithms), IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Ashutosh Gupta- Concurrent C++ code similarity engine detecting patchwork and structural code plagiarism.
- Real-time streaming submission ingestion powered by a dual-thread producer-consumer pipeline with mutexes, reader-writer locks (
std::shared_mutex), and condition variables. - Substring matching and pattern recognition leveraging Rabin-Karp Rolling Hash algorithms and tokenized AST abstractions.
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Link-State-Routing-Emulator
CS 348 / CS 378 (Computer Networks), IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Bhaskaran Raman- Distributed virtual router emulation network communicating over raw POSIX TCP/UDP sockets.
- Event-driven non-blocking I/O multiplexing via POSIX
select()event loops. - Distributed Link State Advertisement (LSA) flooding and dynamic routing convergence via Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm.
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AES-Side-Channel-Key-Recovery
CS 6102 (Implementation Security in Cryptography), IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Sayandeep Saha- Hardware-software
$GF(2^4)$ finite-field multiplier in Verilog HDL and cycle-benchmarked C++ with AES key expansion (expandSK). - Correlation Power Analysis (CPA) and multivariate Gaussian template attack pipeline extracting 128-bit AES secret keys from power consumption traces.
- Hardware-software
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Hardware-Conscious-Performance-Engineering
CS 683 (Advanced Computer Architecture), IIT Bombay
High-performance kernel engineering optimizing compute-bound algorithms:-
2D Convolution: Loop interchange (unit-stride streaming), register unrolling, L1D cache tiling, and handwritten 256-bit AVX2 SIMD intrinsics with FMA (
_mm256_fmadd_ps). -
SGEMM in
llama.cpp: Custom cache-blocked, software-prefetched SGEMM matrix multiplication directly injected into thellama.cppinference engine. - Hardware performance counter profiling via Linux
perf(Instructions, IPC, L1-D MPKI).
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2D Convolution: Loop interchange (unit-stride streaming), register unrolling, L1D cache tiling, and handwritten 256-bit AVX2 SIMD intrinsics with FMA (
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Database-Systems-Engineering-CS349
CS 349 (Database and Information Systems), IIT Bombay- Production-grade database engineering spanning relational schema design, query optimization, and modern distributed data pipelines.
- Query execution & profiling with
EXPLAIN ANALYZE, indexing (B-Tree/Hash), trigger-based audit logging, and full-stack MVC applications (Node.js/EJS, React, React Native). - Distributed data pipelines with Apache Kafka message streaming, PySpark batch analytics, Docker orchestration, and semantic search via
pgvectorRAG embeddings.
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Poke-bot
Reinforcement Learning & Game AI- Transformer-based Reinforcement Learning agent trained for competitive Pokรฉmon Showdown Gen 9 Random Battles.
- Explores self-play policies, belief state modeling, and action space optimization under partial observability.
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SSD-Object-Detection-PyTorch
Deep Learning & Computer Vision | Read Medium Article- Modular, clean PyTorch implementation of the SSD300 (Single Shot MultiBox Detector) from scratch on Pascal VOC 2007.
- Features multi-scale feature pyramid heads, default box generation across 6 aspect ratios, 3:1 Hard Negative Mining, and Smooth L1 + Cross-Entropy MultiBox loss.
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Joint-Surrogate-Trees-Model-Differencing
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Pushpak Bhattacharyya- Novel Explainable AI (XAI) framework for Interpretable Model Differencing (IMD).
- Trains a unified Joint Surrogate Tree (JST) simultaneously across the predictions of two black-box models to extract concise, human-readable propositional rules defining exact disagreement sub-spaces.
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Remote-Sensing-Deep-Learning
GNR 638 (Machine Learning for Remote Sensing), IIT Bombay- Deep representation probing and transferability analysis of vision backbones (ResNet-50) on Earth Observation imagery.
- Layer-wise probing, few-shot adaptation regimes, fine-tuning dynamics, and out-of-distribution robustness assessments.
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Time-Series-Forecasting-and-Modeling
CS 215 (Data Analysis & Interpretation), IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Sunita Sarawagi- Non-stationary time series forecasting using Augmented Dickey-Fuller tests, ACF/PACF order selection, and ARIMA/SARIMA/ETS models.
- Non-parametric anomaly and transaction fraud detection via Epanechnikov Kernel Density Estimation (KDE) and rolling window feature statistics.
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NYC-Taxi-Spatial-Temporal-Analysis
CS 215 (Data Analysis & Interpretation), IIT Bombay | Guide: Prof. Sunita Sarawagi- Spatial-temporal exploratory data analysis, transit hub coordinate clustering, and trip duration regression over NYC Yellow Taxi trajectory records.
- Sparse-Retrieval
CS 6101 (Indexing and Retrieving Text and Graphs), IIT Bombay- End-to-end information retrieval framework evaluating lexical and learned sparse models over the BEIR benchmark (SciFact, FEVER, HotpotQA, MSMARCO).
- Implementations of Lucene/Pyserini inverted indexes, BM25 grid tuning, Rocchio & RM3 pseudo-relevance feedback, HyDE (LLM-generated queries), Doc2Query, and fine-tuned SPLADE neural representations.
- BB626-Biophysics-Simulations
BB 626 (Biophysics & Statistical Mechanics), IIT Bombay- Computational physics and statistical mechanics simulations using stochastic Monte Carlo and Langevin dynamics algorithms.
- Metropolis-Hastings 1D & 2D Ising model simulating spontaneous magnetization, magnetic susceptibility, and second-order phase transitions.
- Polymer chain scaling dynamics (Freely-Jointed & Freely-Rotating chains) and overdamped Brownian particle diffusion across harmonic and bistable potential landscapes.
| Domain | Technologies & Frameworks |
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| Languages | C++, C, Python, JavaScript, Java, SystemVerilog, SQL, MIPS, Scheme, Bash |
| Systems & Architecture | POSIX Sockets, Pthreads, AVX2 SIMD, Cache Tiling, Linux perf, Docker, Make, Flex, Bison |
| Databases & Distributed | PostgreSQL, pgvector, Apache Kafka, Apache Spark (PySpark), Redis |
| Machine Learning & Data | PyTorch, Scikit-Learn, BERTopic, Transformers, Polars, cuML, NumPy, Pandas, SciPy |
| Web & Frameworks | Node.js, Express, React, React Native, EJS, HTML5/CSS3 |
| Tools & Platforms | Git, GitHub Actions, LaTeX, QEMU, UVM |
- GitHub: @dheerajkumar2005
- Email: dheerajkumarmaradana@gmail.com / 23b0920@iitb.ac.in
- Medium: @dheerajkumarmaradana