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Rudhresh R. / Singapore Polytechnic

AI, data, and software work built with discipline.

I'm Rudy, a Singapore Polytechnic Scholar in Applied AI and Analytics. I build software and data projects with a focus on disciplined thinking, clean execution, and thoughtful follow-through.

4.0 cGPA Singapore Polytechnic Scholar Head of Operations at SPAI

Latest project: Stride, a full-stack student productivity workspace for task capture, planning, and focus.

Featured projects

Case-study work with real technical weight.

These cover product engineering, backend systems, and machine learning without trying to represent every category of work at once.

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Full-stack product

Stride

A student productivity workspace connecting task capture, planning, and focus in one authenticated product.

AI and data

Applied Machine Learning

Machine learning work built around preprocessing, model comparison, evaluation, and interpretation.

Cycling

Consistency stops being theoretical on the bike.

Coursework and project work reward focus in bursts. Cycling rewards patience, pacing, and the willingness to keep going when a long effort stops feeling comfortable.

I keep it here because it reflects the same habits that matter in technical work: discipline, composure, and progress built through repetition rather than shortcuts.

Ride image

Cycling hero

Cycling photo representing Rudy's hobby

Featured ride

101.02 km

in 4:59:56

Skills and tools

A focused toolkit rather than a long inventory.

The point here is not to list everything. It is to show the tools and methods that actually appear in my projects.

Languages

Python, SQL, JavaScript, HTML/CSS

AI & Data

pandas, scikit-learn, Jupyter, model evaluation, EDA, feature thinking

Development

Next.js, Supabase, Tailwind CSS, Git/GitHub, responsive UI

Workflow

VS Code, Git/GitHub, Jupyter Notebook, Vite

Contact

The fastest way to reach me.

If you want to reach me about projects, communities, or opportunities in software, data, or AI, these are the links I use. I keep this simple.