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Samiyah Kabir

@samiyahkabir

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Computer science student specializing in full‑stack development, AI integration, and automation.

United States

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What I'm looking for

I seek roles where I can build and deploy full‑stack/AI systems, work in collaborative agile teams, and grow in automation, reliability, and ML deployment.

I am a computer science student at The University of Texas at Dallas building full‑stack and AI systems with practical industry experience. I have delivered production integrations and end‑to‑end solutions using Python, React, FastAPI, Docker, and WordPress, and I focus on automation, testing, and reliable deployments.

My internships involved creating an AI virtual try‑on system and an AI travel‑assistant, improving engagement and prediction accuracy through testing, custom plugins, and API integrations. I enjoy translating research and project work into deployable products and producing clear technical documentation for cross‑functional teams.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

AI Intern

LifeSizeAgents

Jun 2025 - Aug 2025 (2 months)

Built a full-stack AI virtual try-on system using React, WordPress, and Python; engineered two custom WordPress plugins that increased customer engagement by 25% and automated end-to-end testing and deployment workflows.

React WordPress Python PHP Docker Git REST APIs Linux Automation

Software Engineering Intern

ASAPP

May 2024 - Jun 2024 (1 month)

Developed an AI travel-assistance bot integrating flight-status and booking APIs into production; executed 20+ controlled tests improving prediction accuracy by 15% and strengthened system stability.

Python API Integration Testing CI CD Documentation Debugging REST APIs Collaboration

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

The University of Texas at Dallas

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science

Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with coursework in data structures, machine learning, operating systems, and software engineering; expected December 2025.