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hariaravindh/README.md

Hello there, I’m Hari Aravindh 👋

Aeronautical Engineer working on AI-driven cloud formation models.

About Me

  • Building Diffusion models for cloud formation using PyTorch & Hugging Face
  • Deploying forecasting microservices with Flask & FastAPI
  • Previously developed a Bus-app with Python & MySQL and a CFD heat-equation solver with NumPy & Matplotlib

Technologies & Tools

Featured Projects

  • CloudDiffusion – PyTorch + Hugging Face diffusion for cloud‑formation prediction
  • Forecast‑API – Flask/FastAPI microservices powering cloud forecast endpoints
  • Bus‑Backend – Python backend + MySQL for ride scheduling
  • Heat‑CFD‑Solver – Numerical solver for Unstaedy 1D heat equation using NumPy & Matplotlib

Lets Connect !

License: MIT

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