Hi! I am a third year Computer Science major at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. I enjoy machine learning, backend development, and learning new techniques to solve any problem that comes my way.
In the summer of 2022, I joined the McNair Summer Research Program. With my team, I was able to develop a fake news detector web application that takes in a user's inputted text and, using a BERT machine learning model, returns a 0 if it is detected as fake and a 1 if real.
This caught the eyes of the NJIT community, and my work was featured in my college's newspaper!
I am also the Relations Chair for NJIT's Google Developer Student Club, where I work to bring opportunities to our student body, as well as organize workshops that lead to certifications for our members.
I have been a mentor for computing students at NJIT and earned a mentoring excellence award.
Created a web application using Flask that allows a user to input text (preferably covid-related) that they wish to detect as real or fake, hit submit, and be shown whether a BERT machine learning model detected it as real or fake.
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