MOHAMMED AFFAN KHAN

A highly motivated and enthusiastic software developer with hands-on experience in coding, debugging, and developing software applications. Proficient in multiple programming languages including Python, and C++, with practical knowledge of front-end and back-end development. Strong understanding of software development life cycle (SDLC), version control, and agile methodologies. Demonstrates excellent problem-solving skills and a passion for learning new technologies. Committed to delivering high-quality code, collaborating in team environments, and contributing to the successful completion of projects. Looking to leverage my skills and drive in a challenging software development role to further grow and contribute to innovative solutions.

I have worked on several projects during my studies, with one notable project being the development of a hate speech detection system.

• Pre-processed and analysed large data sets to extract relevant features for model training. Implemented a deep learning model to classify text data and achieved an accuracy of 71%.

• Conducted extensive experimentation to fine-tune the model hyper parameters and improve performance .

• Collaborated with a team of researchers to explore novel approaches for hate speech detection and contribute to academic publications.

• Contributed to open-source projects related to hate speech detection, sharing knowledge and ex- pertise with the wider community.

• Conceptualised, designed, and developed a comprehensive blood bank management system as the focus of an engineering thesis project.

• Implemented user-friendly interfaces and integrated external systems to enhance blood inventory management, donor engagement, and transfusion coordination within healthcare organisations.

• Conducted extensive testing and validation to ensure the system's reliability, compliance with health- care regulations, and seamless integration with existing healthcare systems.

Demonstrated strong project management skills by successfully completing the thesis project, which contributed to improving blood bank operations and patient care.