About

Suryatej Reddy Vyalla is a highly skilled graduate student in Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology with a focus on Systems and Machine Learning. He has a wealth of experience in building ML-based software systems from scratch and has developed tools that are currently being used by interdisciplinary researchers at MIT, IIITD, and TCS Research. Suryatej has also worked as a software engineer, research intern, and data science intern in various industries and academia, with a total of 2.86 years of relevant experience. Suryatej is proficient in programming languages such as Python, Java, C++, and Javascript. He is also adept at using data science frameworks like PyTorch, Keras, Pandas, and Sklearn, and development tools and technologies such as Django, Android Studio, MySQL, MongoDB, Docker, Celery, Redis, OpenGL, Git, and Latex. Currently, Suryatej is working as a Software Engineer Intern at mywanderlust.in, where he has built a web-based messaging platform for users from scratch using AJAX and implemented like and comment features for posts. He has also worked on asynchronous data collection of users from Facebook and Instagram using celery queues, which reduced compute time by 35%. In his previous roles, Suryatej has contributed to some impressive projects, including developing algorithms to process live logs received from buses over Linux sockets and cross-linked with static timetables for Open Transit Data Delhi. He also trained LSTM networks for classification and sentiment analysis on removed comments on Reddit as part of his work with the NLP and Social Networks Team at TCS Research and Innovation. Suryatej holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from IIIT Delhi and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Science from Georgia Institute of Technology. He completed his Class XII AISSCE CBSE from Our Own English High School Sharjah, UAE. With his diverse skill set, experience, and passion for technology, Suryatej is a valuable asset to any team and is poised to make significant contributions to the field of Computer Science.