Ramil Srivastava is a Full Stack Software Engineer at Turnix, located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with over four years of experience. Ramil is also a student, previously attending the University of New South Wales for Information Technology (Artificial Intelligence) and the University of Sydney for Computer Science, as well as Genesis Global School for the International Baccalaureate. Currently, Ramil is open to work, seeking full-time roles, and looking for co-founders, operating in a Student - Graduate (CSE or AI) tinkerer role.

Full-time software engineering roles, co-founders, MERN stack development, backend engineering, Artificial Intelligence

Active coding focuses on MERN stack development, including building user dashboards, implementing REST APIs, optimizing MongoDB queries, and setting up CI/CD pipelines for cloud deployment (AWS/DigitalOcean). Current technical exploration includes work in a Rust learning repository. Academic studies are focused on Artificial Intelligence at UNSW.

Trishika Abrol is currently a Master of Information Technology (specialising in Artificial Intelligence) student at UNSW and holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology. While studying she works in casual academic roles at UNSW (Casual Exam Invigilator and Casual Academic Tutor). She is an early-career software professional who previously worked as a Software Engineer Analyst and SE Intern at Deloitte (Hyderabad), gaining hands-on software development experience before returning to study. Her background combines formal education in AI and computer engineering with practical industry experience and academic support roles.

Jiaming Huang appears to be an early-career engineering student (or recent student) working on electrical/computer engineering coursework and projects. Their GitHub (huang-jiaming) hosts class repositories such as ece344 (C, OS-related projects), ece421 (machine learning Jupyter notebooks), ece368 (lab notebooks), and an APS420 project using R and LaTeX, indicating hands-on course work in operating systems, machine learning, data analysis, and scientific reporting. With ~925 GitHub contributions and multiple course project repositories, they are likely seeking internships or junior engineering roles and have practical experience writing C, Python, R, Shell scripts, Jupyter notebooks, and LaTeX for academic projects.