Open to internships · Bengaluru or remote

Gurukiran Nimbal

Software Engineer · AI Systems & Automation

I build AI agents and automation pipelines that take repetitive work off people's hands — then I make the interface around them fast enough that nobody notices the machinery.

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Focus: Agents · Automation
Based in: Bengaluru, India
Studying: B.Tech CSE — Data Science

About

I care about the part of the work most people skip.

I'm a B.Tech Computer Science student at Dayananda Sagar University, Bengaluru, specialising in Data Science. I started learning to code in early 2025 and taught myself Python, Git and the command line from an Android phone running Termux — no laptop for the first stretch of it.

That constraint shaped how I work. When your whole toolchain fits in a terminal on a phone, you stop reaching for heavy dependencies and start reading documentation properly. My work now sits where AI meets automation: agents that reason over messy inputs, wired into workflows with Python and n8n, with a clean interface in front so the result feels like a product rather than a script.

What I'm optimising for right now is depth over breadth — fewer projects, each one finished properly, with error states handled and edge cases covered. I'm looking for an internship where I can work on real problems and have my code reviewed by people who'll be honest about it.

“A feature isn't done when it works. It's done when it keeps working for someone who doesn't know how it was built.”

How I decide when to ship

Education

2025–29

B.Tech, Computer Science

Dayananda Sagar University, Bengaluru
Data Science specialisation · CGPA 8.4

2024

Class 12 (PUC)

Gurukul PU College, Kalaburagi · 83%

2022

SSLC

Dominant English High School, Kalaburagi · 91.52%

Selected work

Four things I built end to end.

Problem, my role, and what actually changed as a result. Where a project is still evolving, I've said so rather than dressing it up.

2026Web Live

CheapBite

A price comparison layer for food delivery, built for students who order often and care about ₹40 more than they care about brand loyalty.

Problem: The same dish costs meaningfully different amounts across delivery apps once fees land, but checking each one takes three app switches.
My role: Sole developer — product decisions, comparison logic, and the entire interface.
Impact: Collapses a three-app comparison into a single view. Shared with my university batch as the first real test group.

React
Tailwind CSS
Lovable
REST

Live site

2026AI & Agents In progress

Multi-Agent Reporting System

Several narrow agents that research, analyse and write — coordinated by a router rather than one large prompt trying to do everything.

Problem: A single prompt asked to research and analyse and write does all three badly, and there's no way to tell which step failed.
My role: Designed the agent boundaries and the state hand-off, built the orchestration layer and the failure handling.
Impact: Each step is now inspectable in isolation, so a bad output points at one agent instead of the whole pipeline.

Python
Groq
n8n
Prompt design

GitHub profile

Code is not yet public — pushing the repo soon.

2025Automation Self-hosted

n8n Automation Suite

A set of self-hosted workflows that handle the small recurring jobs I was doing by hand — triggered by webhooks, wired into Google APIs and messaging.

Problem: Repetitive data entry and notification chores that were individually small but collectively ate real hours every week.
My role: Hosted and maintained the n8n instance, designed each workflow, and added retry and error branches so silent failures don't happen.
Impact: Manual steps became scheduled ones. Also became the execution layer the agent projects plug into.

n8n
Webhooks
Google APIs
Termux
Docker

GitHub profile

Code is not yet public — pushing the repo soon.

2025AI & Agents First build

Groq Chatbot

A streaming chat interface built on Groq's inference API — my first serious project, and the one that made latency feel like a design problem.

Problem: Chat UIs that wait for a full response feel broken, even when the model is fast. Perceived speed is a UI concern, not just a model one.
My role: Built the whole thing — API integration, token streaming, conversation persistence and the interface.
Impact: Taught me streaming, rate-limit handling and error states. Became the base I reused for every later agent project.

Python
Groq API
Streaming
JavaScript

GitHub

Capabilities

What I reach for, and how far I've taken it.

Levels are my own assessment based on what I've shipped, not a certification score. I'd rather understate this than oversell it in an interview.

Journey

How I got from a phone terminal to shipping systems.

No internships yet — this is the honest version: what I built, when, and what each step taught me. Select an entry to expand it.

2026 — Now
Moved from single-prompt tools to orchestrated agents, and shipped my first public web product. The lesson this year was scope: a small system that handles its failure cases beats a large one that only works on the happy path.
- Python
- Groq
- React
- n8n
2025
Started formal CS in Bengaluru and entered my first two hackathons. Data structures and algorithms coursework in C/C++ gave structure to things I'd previously been doing by instinct.
- C/C++
- DSA
- Hackathons
2025
Built and self-hosted n8n workflows and a streaming Groq chat interface, mostly from a phone. Working in a constrained environment made me careful about dependencies and resource use — a habit that stuck.
- Termux
- n8n
- Groq API
- Shell
2024
Finished PUC in Kalaburagi and started teaching myself Python without a laptop. Beginning on a phone was limiting, but it meant every line had to be deliberate.
- Python
- Self-taught

Track record

Measured, not rounded up.

Projects shipped

LeetCode problems

Hackathons

CGPA · B.Tech CSE

Certificates

Four completed courses

Coursework across Python, data science foundations and AI tooling. Verified on LinkedIn.

Hackathons

Two university hackathons

Built and demoed working prototypes under time pressure — the fastest way I've found to learn what to cut.

Problem solving

100+ LeetCode problems

Consistent practice in C++ and Python, focused on data structures rather than contest ranking.

Open source

Public repositories

My project work is public on GitHub, including the early code I'd now write differently — kept as a record of progress.

Academics

CGPA 8.4 · 91.52% SSLC

Maintaining strong academics alongside independent project work at Dayananda Sagar University.

Self-directed

Built on Termux, on a phone

Learned Python, shell and self-hosting without a development machine for the first stretch.

Find me

Profiles

GitHub @Gurukiran25 LinkedIn Gurukiran Nimbal LeetCode 100+ problems solved Email gurukiran0725@gmail.com CheapBite Live product Instagram @guru.kiran__

Contact

Let's talk.

I'm looking for internships where I can work on real systems with people who'll review my code properly. If that's you, I'd like to hear from you.

Email
Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka · open to remote
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