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Hello friend, I'm Fateh

Fateh Sandhu

I am a passionate software developer with a rigorous background in mathematics and statistics. I enjoy programming for a variety of different fields, such as web development, data science, and creating personal software for my linux homelab.

AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate
CompTIA A+ ce Certification
ICTC Beyond the Cloud - Backend Developer II
Interpersonal Communication
Team Work
Hard working

Skills

Work History

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Atlantiq AI

May 2024 - Present

St. John's, NL

Fast-paced startup voted as “Most Promising Startup” at the ACADA (Atlantic Canada Aerospace and Defence Association) Industry Excellence Awards. Initially developed Jarbiz, a sales tech AI solution that helped account executives sell to companies by indexing publicly available data like SEC reports with graph databases and creating a report generation + copilot tool. Currently focusing on building AI-based solutions for the maritime industry and ship design.

Full-Stack Software Engineer (Backend and AI Focus)

May 2024 - Present

Responsibilities:
  • Implemented the majority of the back-end infrastructure, including APIs, creation of and communication between multiple services, data indexing pipelines, database structure, testing frameworks, rate limiting, and logging
  • Researched, designed, and implemented RAG methods and AI-agent logic from the forefront of the latest research papers, forming the majority of the AI logic on the backend using libraries such as Langgraph, Google A2A, ADK, Anthropic’s MCP, ChromaDB, LightRAG, GraphRAG, as well as developing in-house solutions
  • Led team sprints and mentored junior developers on backend work and practices, including code modularization, virtual machine development, Linux commands, and debuggers. Enforced code practices as per our style guide
  • Collaborated directly with naval architects to identify workflow inefficiencies and designed generative AI solutions to automate repetitive tasks (such as compliance checks), saving hundreds of hours of manual work
  • Containerized services for smooth deployment and wrote comprehensive unit tests to ensure stability
  • Took over DevOps responsibilities in recent months including service deployments on AWS (S3, EFS, EC2, RDS, Route 53)
  • Technologies: Python, Bash, Docker, AWS, LangGraph, FastAPI, MongoDB, NextJS, Cursor
Recognition Robotics

Feb 2024 - April 2024

Remote

Recognition Robotics specializes in robotics, computer vision, and low-level robotics software.

Volunteer C/C++ Dev

Feb 2024 - April 2024

Responsibilities:
  • Adapt existing Python kinematics libraries to C++
  • Research new inverse kinematics algorithms to implement in C++
  • Implement latest kinematics algorithms
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Labrador-Grenfell Health

Jul 2021 - Sep 2021

St. Anthony, NL, Canada

Labrador-Grenfell Health is the government healthcare provider for the remote region of northern Newfoundland.

Student Health Intern

Jul 2021 - Sep 2021

Responsibilities:
  • Automate and centralize patient health records
  • Utilize family tree software for familial cancer screening program
  • Communicate with members of Occupational Health & Safety department to digitalize existing forms

Projects

MedAide AI Database
MedAide AI Database
Creator + Developer May 2024

AI-augmented medical database agent that can perform CRUD on MongoDB via plain english. Won “Best Overall” of DoIt Hackathon at Memorial University in St. Johns.

professional AI javascript
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AWS CLI App
AWS CLI App
Creator Feb 2024

Command line app that deploys customizable 3-tier architecture on AWS. Made to gain appreciation of AWS and Terraform.

professional machine-learning
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StudySync
StudySync
Developer March 2023

Full-stack application intended to match UCLA students to others in the same classes by looking at their overlapping schedules. Like Tinder, but for studying!

academic fun
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Spotify Recommendation Project
Spotify Recommendation Project
Creator January 2023

Data science project involving creating a new method of recommending songs based on data from Kaggle dataset, using a novel graph algorithm I devised. It works surprisingly well.

academic fun data-science
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Leetcode Solutions
Leetcode Solutions
Creator Jan 2023 - Present

A collection of my solutions to Leetcode problems. Continously updated!

academic fun leetcode
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Education

University of California, Los Angeles
Sept 2019 - Sept 2023
Mathematics of Computation, B.Sc.
GPA: 3.62 out of 4
Taken Courses:
  • Data Structures and Algorithms
  • Machine Learning
  • Operating Systems
  • Mathematical Optimization
Extracurricular Activities:
  • BioInformatics researcher
  • Member of Association for Computing Machinery
  • Calisthenics Club co-founder
British International School Riyadh
2012-2018
High School
A-Level:
A A A A
GCSE:
9x A*, 1x A
SAT:
1570

Featured Posts

Recent Posts

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Useful Python Libraries & Modules

Bisect Reference Incredible module for inserting and searching an array for values using a binary search Useful methods include: bisect.bisect(arr, val) - searches for the value in the array and returns an insertion point coming after any existing entries of the value bisect.bisect_left - searches for the value of the array and returns insertion point to the left of it bisect.bisect_right - same as bisect_left but for insertions to the right bisect.

    Saturday, July 27, 2024 | 1 minute Read
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    673. Number of Longest Increasing Subsequence

    Today we are finding the number of longest increasing subsequences in an integer array. Approach Since this involves finding the maximum length of something, we can make a good guess that it is a DP problem. Moreover, it does not look like we can use a two pointer greedy approach since there are multiple sequences to be found and they can be spaced out all over the array. Instead, we need to look at the problem deeper to see if there is some kind of recurrence to be exploited.

      Wednesday, July 3, 2024 | 1 minute Read
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      300. Longest Increasing Subsequence

      Here we solve 300. Longest Increasing Subsequence. It asks us for the length of the longest strictly increasing subsequence in an array. So, for the array [3, 2, 6, 2, 9, 2, 7, 1, 4, 2, 15, 16, 14, 18, 1], the answer would be 6, one of such arrays being [2, 6, 7, 15, 16, 18]. Solution We solve this problem by iteratively building a subsequence from left to right, obeying the following rules:

        Wednesday, June 19, 2024 | 2 minutes Read

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        Hackathon Winner

        College Bowl Champion

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