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I'm Rushabh Musthyala.

Engineer @ Goldman Sachs | NYU | BITS Pilani

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I'm a data engineer in the Risk Division at Goldman Sachs. I attended graduate school at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences (New York University) where I studied Computer Science, with a focus on Data Science and Applied AI. I completed my undergaduate degree in Computer Science (with a Minor in Data Science) from BITS Pilani (Hyderabad). I have a keen interest in Machine and Deep Learning applications and have work spanning Computer Vision, NLP, Multi-Modal Learning, Predictive Analytics and LLM based workflows. I also enjoy dabbling in development related projects during my free time and have experience working with MERN stack. Academics aside, I enjoy playing the piano (Trinity College certified), debating and baking.

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  • Full Name: Rushabh Musthyala
  • Birth Date: March 29, 2001
  • Curently at: Goldman Sachs
  • Website: You're on it.
  • Email: rushabhmusthyala@gmail.com

Skills

My main area of interest is Machine and Deep Learning, but I also have experience with full-stack development.

PyTorch
Keras
SQL
Python
Java
JavaScript
MongoDB
React
Node
HTML
LangGraph
Django
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More of my credentials.

It ain't much, but it's honest work. :)

Work Experience

Risk Engineer

July 2024 - Present

Goldman Sachs

  • Developed an efficient program for validating the quarter to quarter changes in positions for a quarterly report, ensuring the accuracy of the analytics presented to the stakeholders.
  • Developed Python scripts to automate the creation of regulatory reports, leading to a 10x increase in efficiency and eliminating human error.
  • Established data cleaning and monitoring protocols, ensuring reliable data for downstream tasks and decision making
  • Led the development of credit risk monitoring systems leveraging large-scale data pipelines and ad-hoc analytics
  • Deep Learning Researcher

    August 2021 - January 2022

    Computer Vision Center, UAB

  • Worked under the supervision of Dr Luis Herranz and Dr Javier Corral.
  • Studied Deep Learning and mathematical approaches to low-light image enhancement.
  • Exploring the use of GANs for the task and the introduction of new loss functions aimed at maintaining colour constancy.
  • Developed a CycleGAN-inspired pipeline achieving near state-of-the-art image enhancement,
  • Software Engineering Intern

    May 2021 - July 2021

    Salesforce

  • Contributed to building a scalable online Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) platform, supporting a seamless remote work transition
  • Created live dashboards linked to the Risk Management portal to enable concerned personnel make informed decsions in a timely manner.
  • Authored onboarding documentation and guides, streamlining adoption of new platforms
  • Coding Instructor

    May 2020 - July 2020

    CampK12

  • Curated and delivered courses aimed at introducing school children to the world of programming.
  • Education

    Masters Degree

    September 2022 - May 2024

    Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences (New York University)

    • GPA: 3.93/4
    • Relevant Courses: Operating Systems, Programming Languages, Deep Learning Systems, Big Data

    Bachelors Degree

    August 2018 - May 2022

    BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus

    • CGPA: 9.04/10
    • Relevant Courses: Object Oriented Porgramming, Database Systems, Data Structures and Algorithms, Machine Learning
    • Clubs and Departments: Debate Society, Music Club, Journal Club, MUN Society

    Projects

    Check Out Some of My Work.

    Here are a few of the interesting things I've worked on as a part of my courses along with some fun stuff I've done on the side.

    Data Analysis AI Agent

    An AI-powered data analysis agent using Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and LLM-based autonomous agents to translate natural language queries into executable SQL for real-world datasets

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    Foundational Model for Head-CTs

    A 3D self-supervised vision model for head CT scan analysis, leveraging advanced techniques like Masked Auto-Encoders and DINO for enhanced representation learning

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    Neural Style Transfer

    PyTorch implementation of the technique presented in this paper. NST is a method that lets use style and structre extracted by CNNs to combine 2 images - to transfer the "style" of one image to another.

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    DC-GAN

    PyTorch implementation of DC-GAN, a Generative Adversarial Network that uses convultional layers to be able to generate realistic looking images. Trained on the wiki faces dataset, this implementation can generate new faces.

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    Fashion Analysis and Recommender

    Developed for the Flipkart GRiD 2.0 hackathon. This is an application that uses a convultional autoencoder style architecture to extract features from clothing items, using them categorization and trend analysis. Ratings of numerous clothing items were scraped from various e-Commerce sites to train a model to be able to predict the performance of a new clothing item before it went out to market.

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    Chaos Theory for Image Encryption

    Attempted to use the chaotic nature of the Lorenz Curves and Bifurcation Fractal to generate keys for the purpose of image encryption.

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    Multi-GPU training for Question-Answering using T5

    Compared multiple training techniques to find the optimum configuration to maximize performance while minimizing compute time and price.

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    Radiology VQA

    VQA model with multiple text and image encoders trained on a dataset created by modifying existing X-Ray datasets.

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    Publications

    Some stuff is published.


    An AI Framework for Predicting the Winner of the Grammys

    Presented at IEEE ICBDA '24 (Best Presentation)

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    ReGNL: Rapid Prediction of GDP during Disruptive Events using Nightlights

    Presented as a poster at ACM COMPASS '22

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    Anomaly Identification using Multimodal Physiological Signals on the Edge

    Presented at HealthDL'21, a part of ACM MobiSys.

    Check it out!
    Blog posts

    I like to write about things I do. Hopefully you like reading them.


    Flipkart GRiD 2.0

    In this post, I document my experience participating in the annual hackathon conducted by Flipkart and also explain my submission.

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    My time in Barcelona - Part 1

    This is travel blog of sorts where I talk about all the day trips I went on while pursuing my thesis in Barcelona.

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    My time in Barcelona - Part 2

    This is travel blog of sorts where I talk about some of the places I visited in the city while pursuing my thesis in Barcelona.

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    Scaling the training of large neural networks — a look into parallelism

    A gentle introduction to model and data parallelism in Deep Learning and how they can be combined to achieve even better results.

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    Radiology Visual Question-Answering

    A foray into multimodal learning - a VQA model trained on a (somewhat) custom dataset in the field of radiology. The model can identify problems in X-Rays, body parts present, orientation of scans and more!

    Check it out!
    Music

    Want to hear me play?

    I have been learning the piano for over 10 years. While I am trained as a Western Classical pianist, I regularly cover a variety of popular songs and post them on Instagram, you can follow me @high.on.keys. Here's a sneak peak!

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