Rajnikant Dhar Dwivedi

Completed the AI and Deep Mathematics program in August 2026. Explored the mathematical foundations of artificial intelligence and research directions involving persistent homology and topology-aware Transformer attention.

Participated in the Harvard Crimson Business Competition with STRATUM, a quantitative research platform combining machine learning, mathematical modeling, portfolio optimization, risk analytics, and DevOps.

Built Wordle AI Benchmark, a platform for comparing AI models on identical Wordle puzzles using accuracy, response latency, and guess efficiency. Add the verified final competition placement here.

AI Incident Triage Assistant (Streamlit) is a machine learning–powered DevOps tool that helps engineers handle system errors faster. It automatically classifies incidents like dependency errors, timeouts, syntax bugs, config issues, and infrastructure failures with high accuracy. Using similarity search and a built-in knowledge base, it suggests solutions from past cases, reducing resolution time. The Streamlit dashboard provides real-time log analysis, health monitoring, and trend insights, while Docker ensures smooth deployment and GitHub Actions manages CI/CD automation.

AI Mockup Pro is a design tool that lets you turn wireframes into polished app screen designs instantly. You can start from scratch, use reference images, or follow custom design guidelines to generate production-ready UI screens with AI

Rx Technologies is a corporate website for an innovative company pioneering AI-powered smart textile solutions. The platform presents the company’s mission, values, team, and industry impact while acting as a contact hub for potential clients, partners, and talent. Designed for clarity and trust-building, the site highlights the company’s journey from prototype development to enterprise-level textile integrations across healthcare, public safety, and industrial sectors.

I launched Resumos LEIC, a comprehensive data analytics platform that provides insights for future planning. The platform helps organizations make data-driven decisions with advanced visualization and reporting capabilities.

I was selected as a finalist for HackMIT 2024, one of the most prestigious hackathons in the world. This recognition validates my skills in rapid prototyping and innovative problem-solving.

I worked as a DevOps Intern at Deloitte, where I gained hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, containerization, and automation tools. This role helped me understand enterprise-level DevOps practices and cloud architecture.

TreeTree2 is a non-profit that helps young children up to 12th grade to go beyond school and learn new and interesting topics! I’ve participated in teaching Python and web development courses, helping students develop their programming skills.

I built Insight for Tomorrow, a completely open source website dedicated to the creation of class notes focused on computer science courses. The platform helps improve academic performance of students through collaborative knowledge sharing.

I worked as a Full Stack Intern at Hexaware Technologies, where I gained valuable experience in enterprise software development, working with large-scale applications and collaborating with professional development teams.

In the v1.0.0 update for Triton, my Spigot premium plugin, I introduced TWIN, a web interface to configure the plugin. It was my first consumer-facing web app made with React and other new web technologies.

During December, I helped organize PUBGTHON 2021! This time we were able to raise ₹1,144 for charity. Like in 2020, I mainly worked as a backend developer and event coordinator.

I organized the Indian Ultra PUBGTHON, a charity gaming event that brought together players from across India. This event helped raise funds for various charitable causes while promoting gaming as a positive community activity.

Throughout 2021, I worked on various freelance projects and made significant open-source contributions. This experience helped me understand real-world development challenges and client requirements.

I took several courses at Stanford Online including JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms, DevOps practices, and advanced programming concepts. These courses significantly improved my technical skills and understanding of modern development practices.

After PUBGTHON ended, I didn’t have anything to do, so I made myself a challenge: create a fully working Minecraft server software from scratch.
The goal? Learn more about how socket connections work in Java. And after a week I got my first loaded chunk! The project is far from finished and it will probably stay that way, but it was fun to do nonetheless.

After months of work, everything was ready for PUBGTHON 2020! I joined other developers to create an amazing charity event in PUBG, which was able to raise ₹6,455 for charity, improving the lives of people in need! I mainly worked on the website back-end and payment system.

I developed a website for PUBG gaming community using MaterializeCSS for the front-end and PHP for the back-end. This project helped me learn modern web development practices.

I started working on an Android app called “SchoolBit” (which was then taken down due to legal reasons), that basically connected to my school system and showed the absences, summaries, grades, etc…

I joined a development team called Clout Team, which has since been taken down. We’ve worked on various projects, mostly related to Minecraft and game development. While working for Clout Team, I’ve started receiving money for programming, which was a huge achievement for me!

At this time, I started to have some interest in coding and joined the Bukkit community, This marked the beginning of my journey in software development and open-source contributions.