TransSync is a cloud-native application that helps commuters of Vancouver track public buses in real time using live GPS data. It leverages Kafka (on Confluent Cloud), Spring Boot, and GTFS dataset (Translink) to show upcoming bus arrival times and distances based on user input. The project demonstrates low-latency data streaming, microservices, and real-world event processing to solve the common problem of uncertainty in public transit.

We built Amplify (as part of Google's ADK Hackathon), an AI-powered content creation platform built for small businesses and creators. It uses multi-agent workflows to analyze trends, generate content, and automate marketing - all in one place.

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Built a microservices-based patient management system using Spring Boot, Kafka, gRPC, and an API Gateway. Deployed with Docker on Railway, it demonstrates event-driven communication between services like patient, billing, and analytics, while the API Gateway orchestrates requests and handles service routing.

Built an interactive E-Commerce Sales Dashboard to help store managers analyze sales performance, regional trends, and fulfillment methods. Designed for data-driven decision-making, it transforms raw sales data into actionable insights.

Developed a Python package that offers an interactive platform to explore and understand popular sorting algorithms. Designed for students and educators, it features customizable implementations of key sorting algorithms, making it an excellent tool for both learning and teaching sorting concepts.