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RajaBabu15/README.md

Raja Babu (He/Him) — Final-year B.Tech (CSE), IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

Final-year Computer Science student building high-performance software and applied ML systems. I work on event-driven architectures, numerical simulation and model engineering, and production-grade tooling for data-intensive applications.


Focus areas

  • High-performance systems & concurrency (C++, multithreading, low-latency optimization)
  • Production ML engineering (PyTorch, model validation, drift monitoring, CI/CD)
  • Numerical methods & simulation (Monte Carlo, pricing/hedging simulators, time-series)
  • Data pipelines & reproducible experiments (Python, SQL, Docker)

Featured projects

(quick links — open the repo README for usage and reproduction details)

  • hft_engine — microsecond-class order-book engine and replay harness; latency controls and throughput stress tests.
    https://github.com/RajaBabu15/hft_engine

  • quantitative-trading-backtester — event-driven, tick-level backtester with transaction-cost/slippage modeling and reproduction notebooks.
    https://github.com/RajaBabu15/quantitative-trading-backtester

  • black-scholes-options-pricer — analytical and Monte-Carlo pricers plus a discrete rebalancing hedging simulator (notebooks included).
    https://github.com/RajaBabu15/black-scholes-options-pricer

  • PINN_TurbulentChannelFlow (or TurbulenceModellingPIML) — high-dimensional modeling & dimensionality-reduction with a technical report and reproducible experiments.
    https://github.com/RajaBabu15/PINN_TurbulentChannelFlow


Tech summary

Primary: Python, C++, SQL
Libraries & tools: NumPy, Pandas, PyTorch, Numba, QuantLib, Statsmodels, Docker, Redis, FIX basics
Practices: unit/smoke testing, reproducible notebooks, CI/CD for models, performance profiling


Reproducibility & artifacts

For each featured repo I keep a short, runnable notebook or script that reproduces the headline result (see project README → demo/ or notebooks/). If you’re reviewing a specific claim from my resume, open the corresponding repo README for exact commands and the commit/tag used for the reported results.


Contact


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  1. Aruco-Marker-Placer-and-Detector Aruco-Marker-Placer-and-Detector Public

    The repo contains the code to generate,place and detect an aruco marker.

    Python 1

  2. Health-Tracker-Web-Application Health-Tracker-Web-Application Public

    Python 1

  3. Tick_Tick_Bloom_Project2022 Tick_Tick_Bloom_Project2022 Public

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  4. eCommerceClone eCommerceClone Public

    JavaScript