A bit of a geek, always diving into AI, tech, data, and well... anything that sparks curiosity! From the moment I first learned about AI, I was captivated. It’s the language of uncertainty—blending mathematics, illusion, and what feels like magic. It drew me in, and I’ve been exploring it ever since.

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I’m Arpan Ghoshal, an ML Engineer living in the suburbs of Philadelphia. I earned my master’s at NYU, where I had the privilege of learning from some incredible minds, including the legendary Yann LeCun, the Godfather of AI and the creator of deep learning.

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During my time at NYU, I found myself becoming a favorite among professors. One of them, from the "Design and Innovation" department, even wrote a public LinkedIn post saying, "I was lucky to have him as a student." I was also nominated for a prestigious fellowship by the program’s co-director—an honor reserved for only one master’s student across all NYU fields.

My degree is in computing, entrepreneurship, and innovation—fields that I feel are central to my purpose. I’m entrepreneurial at heart and a self-proclaimed computer science geek, and NYU’s stellar AI department was the perfect match for my passions.

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I’ve consulted for numerous startups and built several products used by millions—though not all of them are listed on my resume. Feel free to reach out if you want to hear about those projects! And if you're looking at my GitHub wondering where all the projects are, well, most of my work has been for clients. But you can check out my resume here.

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At present, I’m employed at Gisual, where I recently developed the world’s first commercial power outage model. This model has become a critical tool for major telecom companies worldwide. I’ve even convinced our CEO to expand operations to India so I can help detect outages there—contributing to impactful work in my home country.

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I’m often told I’m a great problem solver. But let’s be real—I'm not a LeetCode wizard. I’ve never joined FAANG simply because I didn’t make time for LeetCode. Instead, I’ve focused on solving real-world problems and delivering tangible value. So, I prefer working on startups where everyday is a hackathon solving a real problem.

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So what do I do with my time? I work from 9 to 5, help startups until 10, and then dive into reading—psychology, spirituality, philosophy, science, tech, AI, you name it. I’ve even started building a small library of books.

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You probably noticed that I was also part of the GenAI revolution. I built a GenAI product that’s actually in use by several companies.

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And yes—you can trust me with any kind of AI! Whether it’s traditional AI involving statistics and complex mathematical equations in the space of machine learning and deep learning, the latest breakthroughs in LLMs, GenAI, or even obscure data types like EEG signals, I’ve spent years honing my skills to handle it all.

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I don’t believe in reducing my expertise to just a puzzle question in an interview. I’m about creating real-world impact through my problem-solving abilities. If you're an early-stage startup, rest assured, you're talking to the AI expert you need. :)