Kawsher HRidoy

ML & Systems developer Team Lead, Cortex Crew

Portrait of Kawsher HRidoy
Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

AI systems.Built for the real world.

I lead Cortex Crew at Daffodil International University in Dhaka. My work pairs applied machine learning with careful engineering—from cybersecurity awareness to decision-support and infrastructure recovery.

Selected work

From evidence to action.

Four team-built systems. Different problems, the same care for what happens next.

ML infrastructure Predictive recovery

Autopilot

Connects GPU failure prediction to a recovery action—giving running work a chance to move before a node fails.

AI Innovation Hackathon 2026 Finalist

  • Python
  • LightGBM
  • Kubernetes
View Autopilot source

Prediction with an operational purpose

  1. GPU telemetryObserve the hardware
  2. PredictionIdentify potential failure
  3. Cordon nodePrevent new scheduling
  4. Migrate jobMove running work

Approximately 100 seconds ahead: stated project behavior, not a benchmark verified here.

Illustrative system diagram.
Read Autopilot project story

The problem

GPU node failures interrupt valuable running work when the infrastructure has no time to react.

What we built

Cortex Crew built a telemetry-driven prediction loop that identifies potential failures about 100 seconds ahead, cordons the node, and migrates the running job. This describes the project’s stated behavior, not a guarantee of uptime.

The engineering decision

The prediction is tied to a concrete Kubernetes recovery action, so the signal has an operational use rather than stopping at an alert.

My contribution

Team lead—ML model, controller, and system integration, as documented in the public project repository.

Education systems Decision support

AI Mentor

Makes academic and attendance evidence usable for mentors, with transparent rules and an AI brief—not a black-box decision.

AI Project Competition 2026 Finalist

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Azure OpenAI
View AI Mentor source

Rules first. A person decides.

  1. Eight inputsAcademic & attendance
  2. Deterministic rulesAuditable ranking
  3. Mentor briefAI explains the context
  4. Human decisionMentor stays accountable

AI explains the evidence. It does not determine the ranking.

Illustrative system diagram.
Read AI Mentor project story

The problem

Mentors need to see who needs attention and why, without a black-box score becoming the decision.

What we built

Cortex Crew built a system that evaluates eight academic and attendance inputs using deterministic rules, then adds an AI-generated mentor brief.

The engineering decision

Ranking stays deterministic and auditable. AI explains context for the person who makes the decision; it does not invent or influence the score.

Competition record · 2026

Work put to the test.

A selected record of team results: one championship, one 1st Runners-up finish, and three finalist placements.

  1. Champion

    CSAD 2026 Project Showcasing Competition

    Cyber Security Centre, DIU

    Darktrace3
  2. 1st Runners-up

    IEEE ICADHI 2026 Project Showcase

    IEEE DIU Student Branch

    Niro
  3. Finalist

    AI Innovation Hackathon 2026

    Department of CSE, DIU

    Autopilot
  4. Finalist

    AI Project Competition 2026

    Department of CSE, DIU

    AI Mentor
  5. Finalist

    5th Data Science Summit

    DIU

    Niro

Engineering approach

The decisions behind the systems.

  1. Deterministic where it counts

    Use clear, inspectable logic for scoring, ranking, and actions that need to be defended.

  2. AI explains; people decide

    Put AI where it clarifies evidence and makes context usable, while keeping accountable humans in control.

  3. Measure against the real baseline

    Start with the failure, workflow, or user burden already present—and make the technical decision answer to it.

About

The model is only part of the work.

I’m Kawsher, an ML & Systems developer and Team Lead of Cortex Crew at Daffodil International University. I lead the team from early planning to a live, defensible competition demo.

I care about the system around the model: the evidence it uses, the interface people see, and the action it enables. My current direction includes competitive cybersecurity.

Dhaka, Bangladesh Cortex Crew, DIU

Tools I work with

Modelling

  • Python
  • LightGBM

Backend & data

  • FastAPI
  • PostgreSQL

Frontend

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript

Infrastructure

  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Linux

AI services

  • Azure OpenAI

Contact

Let’s build
something useful.

Have a problem worth thinking through?

kawsher@hridoy.xyz