PolicyOps
End-to-end MLOps pipeline for insurance fraud detection — F1 0.84, ROC-AUC 0.92, with SHAP-based explainable predictions.
Background, engineering focus, and the principles driving my work in applied artificial intelligence.
I am an artificial intelligence engineering student pursuing my Bachelor of Science in AI at SZABIST Karachi. My work sits at the intersection of modern autonomous intelligence and scalable software systems, translating theoretical research into resilient production architecture.
My engineering practice focuses on designing multi-agent orchestration frameworks, production-grade retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines, and reproducible MLOps infrastructure. I build systems with strict attention to latency, continuous evaluation, and deterministic error handling.
I approach engineering as a craft grounded in clarity, discipline, and intention. For me, artificial intelligence is about building dependable, high-leverage systems that solve tangible problems and meaningfully expand what people can create and achieve.

Case studies and builds across agentic AI, RAG pipelines, MLOps, and full-stack engineering.
End-to-end MLOps pipeline for insurance fraud detection — F1 0.84, ROC-AUC 0.92, with SHAP-based explainable predictions.
Autonomous research intelligence agent over ArXiv — sub-second Groq reasoning with interactive D3.js knowledge graphs.
Financial intelligence platform fusing FinBERT news sentiment with live yfinance price feeds into on-demand market briefs.
Core toolchain and production technologies across languages, agentic AI, MLOps, and full-stack systems.
Roles and hands-on work in AI/ML engineering.

AI/ML Intern
July – August 2025
Focused on medical imaging research using deep learning segmentation techniques.

AI Engineering Research Intern
2026 — Present
Conducting applied machine learning research and engineering across intelligent systems.
Competition placements and recognitions.
Built EduFlow, a 9-agent AI platform for Pakistan's education gap, competing against ~60 teams (~176 participants).
XGBoost pipeline predicting liver cirrhosis survival outcomes on the Mayo Clinic dataset — log-loss 0.3557, 1st place on the leaderboard.
AI-generated public health awareness imagery for tobacco-use prevention.
Open to internships and collaborations in agentic AI and applied ML.
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