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India
1 year of experience
I’m Shaik Alheena, an aspiring machine learning engineer and full-stack developer who enjoys building meaningful, real-world systems. After completing my first year of college, I’ve been diving deep into ML engineering, system optimization, and backend development. I work with PyTorch C++ (LibTorch) to create fast, low-latency model components, rely on my strong DSA foundation to design scalable architectures, and use FastAPI to develop clean, reliable backend services that connect everything together. One of my core projects is SheCab, a women-first mobility prototype focused on safety and trust, especially during night travel. I treat it as both a technical challenge and a social mission — combining agentic AI concepts, smart backend logic, and practical UX thinking to build a solution that’s simple, reliable, and protective. I actively participate in hackathons, entrepreneurship clubs, and tech communities where I test ideas, get user feedback, and turn rough concepts into functional prototypes. My approach is simple: break the big problem into algorithmic blocks, implement it efficiently with C++ or Python, and expose it through lightweight APIs. This helps me build fast, test fast, and iterate even faster. Going forward, I want to work at the intersection of AI systems, safety-tech innovation, and real-world deployment. I love learning, experimenting, and creating solutions that matter — and I’m committed to building technology that genuinely improves people’s lives.

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17 May 2026