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Nihal Tripathi

@nihaltripathi1

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AI and blockchain-focused computer science researcher developing secure decentralized systems.

India

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What I'm looking for

I’m looking for research or engineering roles that bridge AI and secure decentralized systems—where I can design secure protocols, build ML/NLP or computer vision solutions, and apply blockchain/distributed ledger research to real products.

I am a Master’s student in Computer Science with research experience in artificial intelligence, applied cryptography, and blockchain systems. I focus on designing secure protocols, implementing ML models, and developing decentralized applications.

I bring strong foundations in algorithm design, Python development, and technical writing, along with published/internship experience in distributed ledger research. I also regularly analyze and review advanced papers in Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence, and Smart City technology infrastructure.

Alongside research, I taught undergraduate courses in Data Structures, Algorithms, and Object-Oriented Programming, designing lectures, labs, and assessments for classes of up to 60 students. Through hackathons and projects—like occlusion-robust road extraction and graph-theoretic criticality analysis—I’ve built practical work across AI and secure decentralized systems.

Experience

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ISDC UoA

Apr 2025 - Jun 2026 (1 year 2 months)

Taught undergraduate courses in Data Structures, Algorithms, and Object-Oriented Programming to classes of up to 60 students. Designed lectures, labs, and assessments.

Teaching Data Structures Algorithms Object Oriented Programming Lecture Design Lab Development Assessments

Education

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University of Allahabad

Master of Science (M.Sc.), Computer Science

2025 -

Grade: GPA: 8.27

Activities and societies: Selected projects include route resilience research in satellite imagery-based road extraction and graph-theoretic criticality analysis (hackathon, May–July 2026).

Master’s student in Computer Science with research experience in artificial intelligence, applied cryptography, and blockchain systems, including work on secure protocol design and decentralized applications.