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KamyavardhanDave

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Flagship ProjectVercel + Railway

DoctorCopilot

OCR -> extraction -> signal analysis -> doctor workspace

A product that turns uploaded medical reports into readable case context, trend history, and role-specific views for doctors, patients, and admins.

Built with: FastAPI · Next.js · OCR · OpenAI · Railway

Doctor, patient, and admin experiences are treated as distinct workspaces, not one generic dashboard.
The pipeline is legible from source report to final insight, so viewers can understand what the AI is actually doing.
The case study covers the interface, the backend flow, and the deployment decisions that make it usable.
ReactFastAPIOCROpenAIVercelRailway

Product flow

Live rail
01

Upload report or CBC panel

02

OCR and field extraction normalize the source

03

Signal interpretation produces structured findings

04

Doctor workspace assembles the case context

Role snapshot

Doctor

Case review

Patient

Trend follow-up

Admin

Operations

Deployment

Frontend

Vercel-hosted product shell

Backend

Railway-hosted API and report processing

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Current_Experiments
  In the Lab
Results
   Proof across the work.
                A quick read on model performance, deployment choices, accessibility scope, and the kinds of products already built.
Clinical AI
90.56%

Peak validation accuracy reported in the MRI classification project.

Academics
9.39 CGPA

B.Tech AI & ML at JIET College of Engineering, graduating in 2027.

Deployment
Vercel + Railway

Production-minded split between product shell and backend services.

Case studies
4 case studies

Healthcare, diagnostics, accessibility, and internship tooling in one portfolio.

What I'm Looking For
         Clear, ambitious work where AI has to actually help people.
                       I build for purpose, not just for play. I’m looking for real-world projects where model performance and product usability are treated with equal weight.

AI Engineering Internships

I am looking for internships where I can ship AI features, build inference pipelines, and work close to real users and product decisions.

Applied ML + Product Roles

The best fit is work that cares about both model quality and product clarity, especially in healthcare, accessibility, or decision-support tools.

Research Collaborations

I am also open to research collaborations where experimentation, validation, and interface design all shape the final result.

Best fit: internships, AI engineering roles, product-minded ML work, or research collaborations where evidence and usability both matter.
Process
       How I turn ambiguity into a working product.
                      I work like a product-minded AI engineer: define the decision, test the signal, build the product, then iterate on what users actually need.

Working principles

Explain the model in the same place the user sees the result.
Keep the architecture visible enough that technical reviewers can verify it.
Reduce cognitive load before adding visual complexity.
Ship a solid first loop, then deepen it with evidence.

Step 01

Frame the decision, not just the feature

I start by defining who needs the output, what decision it changes, and where the current process breaks down.

Examples: clearer doctor review, calmer reading support, or better internship matching.

Step 02

Validate the signal before scaling the product

I test whether the dataset, rules, and model behavior actually support the product before I polish the shell around it.

That means baselines, confidence checks, error review, and spotting where the model can mislead.

Step 03

Build the product around the intelligence

The model is only one layer. I design the interfaces, state flow, and backend so the intelligence feels usable and easy to check.

Frontend, API, deployment, and model outputs are built to work as one product, not separate demos.

Step 04

Measure what works after launch

I evaluate outcomes in terms of clarity, speed, model quality, and whether the product makes the next action easier.

That is where iteration happens: interface friction, failure cases, performance bottlenecks, and what to simplify next.
Available for Opportunities
Kamyavardhan
Dave
              I design and build AI products that are useful, understandable, and grounded in real use.
Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
B.Tech AI & ML (2023-2027)
JIET College of Engineering
CGPA: 9.39
Research Intern · HCLTech · Data Science

I am an AI/ML engineer focused on turning models into products people can actually use. I care about performance, clear interfaces, and showing enough evidence for others to trust the result.

My work spans clinical tools, accessibility, and automation, with a strong focus on building products that feel practical instead of theoretical.

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Kamyavardhan Dave

AI Engineer

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I am actively looking for internships, contract roles, and collaborative projects. Use the console below to understand my current focus, or reach out directly via the channels provided.

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Current Phase

3rd year AI/ML student building real products, shipping experiments, and learning through deployment

Current Interests

AI engineering, full-stack AI products, accessibility, automation, and interpretable ML

Response Channel

Email first, LinkedIn for follow-up, usually within 24 to 48 hours

Exploration Mode

Learning by building across domains instead of limiting myself to a single niche too early

Direct Contact
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                 This section is separate from About so the contact path is easier to find, expand, and use clearly.

Direct Contact

Direct contact, with clear next steps.

Reply in 24-48h

Best way to reach me

Email me with the role, project, or collaboration idea and I will reply directly. It is the fastest path and it keeps the site simple and dependable.

Inbox

theway.kamyavardhan@gmail.com

Best for

Internships, product collaboration, applied AI builds

Useful subject line

Role / project / expected timeline

I keep the contact flow simple: direct email, a resume link, and clear next steps.

What helps me reply faster

Tell me what you are building, what role you want me for, and whether you need product thinking, implementation, or AI feature design.

Short, clear emails beat long generic intros every time.

   Let's build something meaningful.
        Open to internships, collaborations, and applied AI product work.