Mohammed Adnan Aziz
Computer Science Graduate · Aspiring Software & ML Engineer
+91-970******* *****.*********@*****.*** linkedin.com/in/mohammed-adnan-aziz-857030206 Hyderabad, India
OBJECTIVE
I'm a 2025 Computer Science graduate who genuinely enjoys building things that work — whether that's a machine learning model
that predicts flood risk in real time or a Flask API that tells you if a UPI payment will go through. I've had the chance to intern at IBM
SkillsBuild and Huntmetrics, and those experiences taught me that the best solutions come from understanding a problem deeply
before writing a single line of code. I'm looking for a role where I can keep learning, contribute meaningfully from day one, and grow
alongside a team that takes its craft seriously.
EDUCATION
B.E. in Computer Science Engineering 2021 – 2025
Lords Institute of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad
Intermediate — MPC (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) 2019 – 2021
Narayana Junior College · Telangana Board of Intermediate Education
Secondary School Certificate 2019
Royal Embassy School
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Languages Python, Java, JavaScript, SQL
Web & APIs HTML5, CSS3, Flask
ML & Data Scikit-learn, XGBoost, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, SMOTE
Hardware/IoT Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Ultrasonic Sensors, Servo Motors
Other Tools Git, IBM SkillsBuild, VS Code
Soft Skills Team leadership, clear communication, deadline-driven, collaborative
INTERNSHIPS
AI & Machine Learning Intern — IBM SkillsBuild June – July 2024
Project: Real-Time Flood Detection & Prediction using ML
• Built a machine learning model from scratch to predict flood risk using historical weather records and live sensor inputs — the
kind of tool that can genuinely help communities prepare before disaster strikes.
• Cleaned and preprocessed large, messy datasets, which honestly taught me more about real-world data than any classroom
could.
• Trained and compared several ML algorithms, tuning each one to balance accuracy with real-time performance requirements.
• Integrated live data streams so the model could update risk assessments dynamically, not just on static snapshots.
Cyber Security Intern — Huntmetrics, India August – September 2023
Project: Identifying Insecure Deserialization Sources
• Investigated how insecure deserialization vulnerabilities (an OWASP Top 10 risk) can silently compromise application security —
and built methods to surface them before attackers do.
• Used security testing tools to probe serialization and deserialization flows in real applications, spotting weaknesses that code
reviews often miss.
• Documented and implemented mitigation strategies — input validation, sanitization — that left the codebases measurably
more secure.
PROJECTS
Predicting UPI Transaction Success & Failure
Python · Pandas · Scikit-learn · XGBoost · Flask · Matplotlib
• UPI failures are frustrating for everyone involved. I wanted to understand why they happen, so I collected transaction data with
features like bank, device, network type, time of day, and transaction amount — then built models to predict outcomes before
they occur.
• Applied SMOTE to deal with the natural class imbalance (failures are rarer than successes), and ran EDA that revealed time-of-
day and network strength as the biggest culprits.
• Compared three classifiers, settled on XGBoost for its interpretability and performance, then wrapped it in a Flask API so it could
serve real-time predictions.
• The end result: actionable insights into what drives failures, packaged in a form that a fintech team could actually use.
Car Insurance Claim Amount Prediction
Python · Pandas · Scikit-learn · XGBoost · Flask · Seaborn
• Insurance companies lose money when claim amounts are unpredictable. I built a regression pipeline to estimate claim severity
from policyholder profiles, vehicle data, and claim history.
• Engineered meaningful features like vehicle age and claim-to-premium ratio that turned out to be strong predictors the raw
data didn't make obvious.
• Ran hyperparameter tuning and cross-validation across multiple models, achieving a high R score with low MAE and RMSE —
the model generalises well, not just fits the training data.
• Deployed via Flask so underwriters could get real-time predictions and adjust premiums accordingly.
ACHIEVEMENTS
2nd Place — Talent Hunt 2K24 2024
Lords Institute of Engineering & Technology · Project: IoT-Based Radar System
• Built a working radar prototype using ultrasonic sensors wired to an Arduino and controlled by servo motors — the kind of
project where everything has to come together perfectly or nothing works.
• Visualised live object-tracking data on a custom GUI that mimicked real radar sweeps. Competing against cross-disciplinary
teams, we secured second place — which felt like a win given how strong the field was.