CSE STUDENT • AGENTIC AI • AUTOMATION • DATA ANALYTICS • BUILDING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
Computer Science & Engineering student focused on agentic AI systems, automation workflows, and practical software engineering.
I build projects in AI agents, workflow orchestration, validation systems, data analytics, testing, and real-world software pipelines.
Currently exploring agentic automation, LLM-powered systems, structured validation pipelines, and embedded Linux/RISC-V systems and blockchain security.
- ▶ Agentic AI workflows and multi-agent automation systems
- ▶ LLM-powered structured validation and transformation pipelines
- ▶ Data analytics and real-world dataset projects
- ▶ Python testing, validation gates, and reliable workflow design
- ▶ Embedded systems projects with Debian Linux and RISC-V
- ▶ DBMS concepts, SQL queries, triggers, cursors, and exception handling
- ▶ BlockChain Security with Wifi Modules
A multi-agent workflow and automation system focused on structured AI pipelines, prompt interpretation, validation gates, transformation logic, and reliable output generation.
A FastAPI-based platform for registering agents, searching them, extracting tags, and tracking idempotent usage with analytics and usage summaries.
A practical embedded systems project involving a Debian Linux setup on a RISC-V environment, focused on low-level system interaction, Linux workflows, and system-level experimentation.
A machine learning and analytics project using data scraping, cleaning, transformation, and XGBoost-based injury prediction to uncover insights from women’s football data.
A Python-based women’s safety project focused on building a practical safety-oriented system for awareness, monitoring, and protection-related use cases.
A collection of hands-on notebooks and mini-projects covering NumPy, regex, JSON, testing, and practical programming fundamentals.
- ▶ Email: christopherwilsonjust@gmail.com
- ▶ LinkedIn: Christopher Wilson
- ▶ Instagram: @christonowhere
BUILDING AGENTIC SYSTEMS • EXPLORING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS • TURNING CURIOSITY INTO PRACTICAL PROJECTS



