Selected as one of 10 Polaris Fellows (from 10,000+ applicants) for a six-month placement at Emergent. Built and maintain the internal tooling to read any agent trajectory and replay any LLM call on 14 models (Next.js, BigQuery, 17-tool MCP server): page load 16s to 2.7s, BigQuery cost $202 to $12 a day. Built and maintain a counterfactual eval bench that clones a production agent job, rewinds to any human turn and replays it on N models for blind ranking (Temporal, Pub/Sub). Working on agent orchestration (a Go multi-agent runtime), agentic model routing and Wingman, a WhatsApp companion agent.

Selected for the Linux Foundation's LFX Mentorship Program through OpenSSF, on Repository Service for TUF (RSTUF). Built role-specific online keys for custom TUF delegations and their nested hash bins, across the RSTUF worker, API, CLI and umbrella repos: +5,591 / -1,172 lines and 93 new unit tests. Containerized the TUF Metadata Visualizer and integrated it into Kubernetes-based RSTUF deployments with Helm. Mentorship completed.

Developed Java microservices (Vert.x, Spring Boot) in a distributed enterprise architecture and contributed to Vite microfrontends. Built AI developer agents integrating GitHub, Jira and Confluence to surface docs, issues and repo context in-workflow.

Implemented OpenID4VCI Pre-Authorized Code Flow in MOSIP Inji Certify, enabling seamless issuance of Verifiable Credentials without real-time authentication. Developed credential offer generation, pre-authorized code validation, token exchange workflows, multiple authorization server support, metadata discovery, caching, and OID4VCI-compliant credential issuance APIs. Across all three cohorts: 11 merged PRs into inji-certify, +9,963 / -1,185 lines.

Worked on MOSIP Inji Stack, enabling Inji Certify to issue Verifiable Credentials (VCs) in the mDoc (ISO/IEC 18013-5) format. Implemented data element and namespace mapping, digest calculation, Mobile Security Object (MSO) construction, CBOR encoding, and OpenID4VCI integration for standards-compliant credential issuance.

Implemented a Revocation Mechanism for Verifiable Credentials compliant with W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model 2.0 and BitString StatusList v1.0. Developed APIs for credential status updates, cryptographic proofs, and decentralized revocation workflows.

Leading IIT Bhilai's open-source community by defining technical roadmaps, mentoring contributors, organizing workshops and hackathons, and driving collaborative software projects across the institute.

Contributed to open-source projects, organized technical events, mentored junior members, and helped expand participation in the institute's developer ecosystem.

Selected for the FOSSEE Summer Fellowship at IIT Bombay. Contributed to OSDAG, an open-source structural steel design platform, supporting the mission of democratizing engineering design tools through collaborative development.