Jun 2025 – May 2026
Worked on live client platforms where reliability, release quality and communication mattered.
I build reliable cloud, platform, and AI products that stay useful after the demo.
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I'm Aman, a computer science (AI) student at Brunel University London and a graduate engineer focused on shipping reliable software across frontend delivery, cloud infrastructure, and AI-enabled workflows.
Currently, I'm open to uk graduate software engineering, cloud, platform and ai product roles. I graduate in June 2027, and I care most about the part of engineering where product clarity meets systems that have to stay maintainable after launch.
Previously, I worked on live client platforms at Faith Associates, explored agent architectures and retrieval quality at Herald Development Platform, and built projects around incident response, permission-aware retrieval, and operations tooling.
Outside coursework and placement work, I spend a lot of time turning hackathon ideas into usable demos, pressure-testing real interfaces, and building portfolio pieces that show the engineering underneath rather than just the surface.
Jun 2025 – May 2026
Worked on live client platforms where reliability, release quality and communication mattered.
Jan 2024 – Jun 2027
Graduating in June 2027, with focus across software development, algorithms, networks, operating systems and usability.
Sep 2022 – Nov 2023
Explored AI-agent architectures and evaluated how retrieval, memory and ranking affected usefulness.
Professional development
Formal cloud training alongside hands-on delivery work and modern AI tooling practice.

Recovered and hardened a compromised production platform for British Muslim Trust — server hardening, Cloudflare perimeter, backups, PM2 deployment and a clear technical handover.

Cloud incident-response assistant oriented around AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD and observability workflows — helping operators diagnose and remediate faster.

Permission-aware retrieval system that grounds answers in approved knowledge, with citations and access-control boundaries suitable for trust-sensitive domains.

NVIDIA Hack for Impact London winner and Google Gemini Live Agent Challenge global UI Navigators winner — public demos, venture pitching and end-to-end delivery under pressure.