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I was reading with four extensions open and got tired of it, so I built one that summarizes and defines without demanding API keys.
I build stuff. Usually because something annoyed me — and I wanted a cleaner solution.
Most started because something annoyed me and I wanted to build a cleaner solution.
I was reading with four extensions open and got tired of it, so I built one that summarizes and defines without demanding API keys.
Lab blood reports are confusing and terrifying to read. I built a tool that translates biomarker jargon into plain English.
I wanted to see if an LLM could screen resumes consistently without hallucinating arbitrary hiring decisions.
I wanted a subscription tracker that respects privacy instead of asking for raw bank credentials.
From researching and building healthtech tools during my internship, to shipping agentic AI pipelines.
ForMen Digital Clinic — Remote
I worked on a healthcare product from research through implementation. I built an AI tool that reads complicated men's health blood reports and explains them in plain English so patients don't panic.
“Building something is easy compared to deciding what should be built.”

I'm an IT student in Chennai. I mostly build things because something annoyed me and I wanted it to stop.
I learn by making things. Usually I break them, spend a few hours figuring out why, and then fix them. I like messing with Linux, web dev, and AI.
I don't know everything, but I'm pretty good at figuring it out.
Currently
I'm still figuring out exactly where I want to go professionally. Right now I'm just learning, writing code, and seeing what breaks.
Thanks for stopping by.
SuhaibI'm looking for internships where I can actually build things, learn from people who know more than me, and probably break a few things along the way.
Always down to talk about tech or random side projects.