I'm a passionate developer with experience in full-stack web development, machine learning, and automation. I love building smart applications that solve real-world problems — from pharmacy assistants powered by OCR to AI-driven supply chain tools and classroom behavior analysis platforms.
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Pharmacist Assistant (Desktop App)
A standalone software using Python and MySQL to extract medicines from handwritten prescriptions using Gemini OCR. Built with role-based dashboards (Admin, Pharmacist, Customer) and.envintegration for credentials. -
AI Supply Bot (Web App)
A Django platform that fetches and indexes products using raw materials from e-commerce sites like Instacart. Integrates outreach tools like Apollo.io for connecting with manufacturers. -
Classroom Behavior Analytics (Research Project)
AI-powered analysis of student emotions, attention, and posture using datasets like FER2013, AffectNet, CMU Panoptic, and GazeCapture. Combines pretrained and custom-trained models for actionable classroom insights.
Languages: Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, SQL
Frameworks: Django, Express.js, Flask, Streamlit, Node.js
Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, React.js, TailwindCSS
Databases: MySQL, MongoDB
ML Libraries: PyCaret, OpenCV, TensorFlow, Scikit-learn
Tools: Git, Railway.app, Vercel, Google Apps Script, Selenium, OCR APIs (Gemini)
- Building OCR-based intelligent systems
- Developing full-stack apps using Django, Node, and React
- Automating workflows with Google Apps Script
- Creating Streamlit dashboards with deployed ML models
- Exploring emotion and attention tracking in education using AI
- 📚 Intra-School Event Management System – Desktop app with role-based login (Admin/Teacher/Student) and secure MySQL backend.
- 🧪 ML Hackathon & Workshop – Organized end-to-end with Google Forms, team file automation, and PyCaret + Streamlit training.
Feel free to reach out for collaborations, questions, or project ideas!
- 📧 Email: [[email protected]]
- 🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sriharshini
“Turning ideas into intelligent systems — one project at a time.”