About
Profile, education, and the certifications backing it up.
I'm Eklakh Dewan, an AI Engineer and Data Science undergraduate at KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology (KPRIET), Coimbatore. I build systems that go past the notebook — full pipelines that take raw data in, and return a served, explainable prediction out the other end.
My work centers on NLP, agentic LLM workflows, and explainable machine learning — recommendation engines that show their reasoning with SHAP, multilingual chatbots with real intent pipelines, and FastAPI services built for actual inference load, not demos.
During a Data Science internship at Flowrage Technology, I shipped ML applications end-to-end, optimized inference latency by roughly 20%, and improved model accuracy by roughly 12% through feature engineering and tuning — while keeping the codebase modular enough for the next person to extend it.
Outside coursework, I'm comfortable working alongside AI coding tools (Copilot, Claude, Cursor) to move fast under deadline pressure — recently representing KPRIET at HackVega 2.0, a national-level individual hackathon spanning aptitude, technical coding, and live AI-assisted coding rounds.
B.Tech, Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology (KPRIET), Coimbatore — CGPA 8.41/10
Relevant coursework: Data Structures & Algorithms, OOP, DBMS, Operating Systems, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, Generative AI, Software Engineering.
Higher Secondary Education (Grades 11–12)
Hari Khetan Multiple Campus, Birgunj, Nepal
Secondary Education (Up to Grade 10)
Little Flower Secondary School
Languages & Core
ML / AI
Engineering & Data
Certifications
Verifiable coursework backing the skills above.
Natural Language Processing (Elite)
NPTELBusiness Intelligence & Analytics (Elite)
NPTELAWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
Amazon Web ServicesDeep Learning Specialization
deeplearning.ai / CourseraGoogle Data Analytics Professional Certificate
Google / CourseraMachine Learning Specialization
Stanford University / CourseraWhat I optimize for
Explainability over black boxes
If a model can't justify a prediction, it isn't done. SHAP and feature attribution are part of the build, not an afterthought.
Production over prototype
A model in a notebook is a hypothesis. Wrapping it in a tested API with logging and validation is the actual deliverable.
Reproducibility by default
Modular pipelines, version-controlled experiments, and Docker — so the same result comes back tomorrow, not just today.