Aankit.
I build intelligent systems
Currently, building deep learning pipelines that turn messy cosmic data into clean power spectra, speeding up cosmology research beyond traditional approaches.
Currently, building deep learning pipelines that turn messy cosmic data into clean power spectra, speeding up cosmology research beyond traditional approaches.
Hello there! I’m a master’s graduate in Computer Engineering (Machine Learning specialization) from the University of Texas at Dallas. Right now, I’m part of an NSF-funded project at UT Dallas and collaborating with the Cosmological Parameter Estimation group group under Dr. Ishak. My work involves building and fine-tuning neural architectures to clean Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) maps, extracting the underlying cosmological signal from noisy data using deep neural architectures. It’s challenging, constantly pushing me to optimize large-scale simulations, experiment with architectures, and make neural networks that actually work beyond the textbook.
Before this, I’ve worked across a mix of academic research and applied ML. I have published four journal papers with 120+ citations, and contributed to open-source repositories. I’ve built end-to-end ML systems for NLP, OCR automation, segmentation, sentiment analysis, and speech emotion recognition, along with backend pipelines using Python, SQL, Docker, and AWS. I love turning messy datasets into clean, actionable insights, whether through optimizing deep learning architectures, scaling computations across multi-GPU clusters, or experimenting with novel algorithms. Beyond research, I enjoy exploring ways AI can simplify real-world problems, and I’m always tinkering, learning, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
When I’m not coding or analyzing data, you’ll find me climbing rocks, hiking trails, and capturing landscapes through my lens.
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