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Vineet Vora at NJIT campus

I like the part of the job where nobody has decided what to build yet. Most of my work starts as a vague problem — can someone who doesn't write SQL just ask this database a question? — and ends as something deployed that a real person uses.

That usually means owning the whole line: scoping what's actually needed, building the pipeline, standing up the infrastructure it runs on, and then explaining the result to people who don't care what a transformer is.

Core Principle

"A model isn't finished when it converges. It's finished when someone who didn't build it can run it, trust it, and get an answer under real constraints."

What Drives Me

End-to-end ownership · Ambiguous problems · Systems that run in someone else's environment · Shipping over polishing · Knowing when to cut scope · Signal over hype

PyTorchvLLMTypeScriptPythonJavaHadoopAWSSLURMDockerReact.jsNode.jsCUDAOpenCVHuggingFaceScikit-learnMongoDBPostgreSQLMapReduceGitCI/CDW&BLoRAHDFSYARNSparkNumPyPandasSQL PyTorchvLLMTypeScriptPythonJavaHadoopAWSSLURMDockerReact.jsNode.jsCUDAOpenCVHuggingFaceScikit-learnMongoDBPostgreSQLMapReduceGitCI/CDW&BLoRAHDFSYARNSparkNumPyPandasSQL
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Dec 2025 — Present

Geomagnetic Storm Forecasting — Surya Foundation Model

Can we predict space weather 72 hours out? I fine-tuned a 366M-param Vision Transformer (pretrained on NASA solar imagery) using LoRA to forecast the magnetic field conditions utilities and satellite operators watch before a storm — at 3.5x lower training cost than full fine-tuning.

PythonPyTorchCUDAW&BLoRA
3.39 nTRMSE
96.5%Excellent/Good
3.5xCheaper
View on GitHub
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Nov — Dec 2025

Flight Data Analytics at Scale — Hadoop on AWS

What happens when you throw 118.9 million flight records at a 6-node cluster? Built a distributed analytics pipeline on AWS EC2 with Hadoop MapReduce — achieved 100% data-local execution and a 2.73x speedup over baseline.

JavaHadoopAWS EC2MapReduce
118.9MRecords
11.66 GBDataset
2.73xSpeedup
View on GitHub
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2026

Peon — Memory for AI Coding Agents

AI coding agents forget everything between sessions. Peon gives them a persistent, local-first memory: it captures decisions as you work, consolidates them with an LLM, retrieves by hybrid search, and audits itself daily. Ships as an MCP server, so it drops into any client.

TypeScriptMCPSQLiteLLM
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Feb 2026

Personal Portfolio — vineetvora.dev

Designed and built a distinctive dark-themed portfolio from scratch — featuring canvas particle networks, kinetic typography, magnetic hover effects, and a custom cursor. Pure HTML/CSS/JS, no frameworks.

HTMLCSSJavaScriptCanvas API
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2024

Face-Based Attendance System — YOLO + FaceNet

Replaced manual roll calls with real-time face detection and recognition. YOLO spots faces, FaceNet matches identities, and the system auto-generates attendance sheets — zero human intervention.

PythonOpenCVYOLOFaceNet
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ML / AI
PyTorch TensorFlow HuggingFace vLLM Scikit-learn OpenCV NumPy Pandas CUDA W&B LoRA
Data Engineering
Hadoop Spark AWS EC2 HDFS YARN MapReduce SLURM Docker MongoDB MySQL PostgreSQL
Full Stack
Python TypeScript Java Node.js React.js JavaScript (ES6+) SQL Git CI/CD
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IEEE Conference(Conference Paper)

Preventing Wildfires in Energy Transmission by Automatic Power Line Defects Detection Using Machine Learning and AI

Presented at IEEE Conference, NJIT — December 10, 2025

Developed a deep learning framework using Mask R-CNN and DeepLabV3+ to detect power line defects and vegetation encroachment from UAV imagery in real-time — enabling utilities to shift from reactive repairs to proactive wildfire prevention.

Computer Vision Mask R-CNN DeepLabV3+ UAV Imagery Semantic Segmentation
Read on IEEE Xplore
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Expected Jun 2027

New Jersey Institute of Technology

Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence · GPA 3.83

Advanced NLP, Computer Vision, Information Retrieval, ML for Data Science, Big Data

Newark, NJ
Jun 2025

VIT — AP University

Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science

India
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Let's Build
Something Great

Building something interesting? I'd love to hear about it.