Rahul Bandi

A Python and Selenium scraper that logs into the CI dashboards, pulls build and test data for every product/version, and rolls it all up into a single sortable HTML report - open review-queue items, paused systems, stale events, and the latest build for each version.

Turned a manual, dozen-tab morning routine into one report I could skim in seconds.

Public repo is a runnable, generic demo on sample data.

A script that watches CI test events and flags the ones that have gone stale - it compares each product's last run against the newest build and catches anything that has fallen too far behind. From there it can kick off fresh runs so pipelines don't quietly sit idle.

Caught stalled pipelines early instead of finding out days later.

Public repo is a runnable, generic demo on sample data.

Automated triage for failed CI builds. It pulls the build logs, picks out the actual root-cause error, and decides whether it's a code break or an infra/environment issue by matching against a known-issues list. When it's a code break, it traces back to the change that most likely caused it.

Cut down the back-and-forth of figuring out who broke the build, and why.

Public repo is a runnable, generic demo on sample data.

A computer-vision project that reads hand gestures from a webcam in real time. I built the whole pipeline - capturing my own dataset of frames, extracting 21 hand landmarks per frame with MediaPipe, and training a Random Forest classifier to map each gesture to a phrase. OpenCV draws the prediction back onto the live video feed.

Recognizes a set of custom gestures live from the camera - my first proper step into hands-on ML.

Built a small-scale satellite simulation system for international engineering competitions, involving sensor integration, real-time data processing, and embedded communication.

Competed at IEEE Brixia (European CanSat) and DSU CanSat competitions.