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Niranjana

Niranjana

Research Assistant (supervised by Prof. Imran Razzak) at UNSW Sydney

Australia flagSydney, Australia

Key Skills

Software

Other

Top Subject Matter

Biomedical ML (retinal imaging, genomics, ECG) and psychological well-being analytics
Banking chatbot safety and evaluation
LLM workflow automation and evaluation for software lifecycle artifacts

Top Data Types

TextText
AudioAudio
ImageImage

Top Task Types

Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)
Function CallingFunction Calling
ClassificationClassification
Entity (NER) ClassificationEntity (NER) Classification

Freelancer Overview

Research Assistant (supervised by Prof. Imran Razzak) at UNSW Sydney. Brings 4+ years of professional experience across complex professional workflows, research, and quality-focused execution. Core strengths include Other. Education includes Bachelor of Computer Science, Honours, UNSW Sydney (2025). AI-training focus includes data types such as Text and Audio and labeling workflows including Evaluation, Rating, and Prompt + Response Writing (SFT).

Labeling Experience

Graduate AI Engineer at Westpac Banking Corporation

OtherTextTextFunction CallingFunction Calling

Developed agentic AI workflows to automate software-lifecycle artifacts using LLM-generated outputs and ongoing LLM evaluation. Created LLM-driven user stories and test cases and generated analytics and reporting to assess performance over time. Implemented systems for identifying redundant work via semantic similarity between text artifacts. • LLM-driven generation of user stories, analytics, and reporting • LLM evaluation to monitor quality during automated workflow execution • Semantic similarity and recommendation system using embeddings for redundancy flagging • Designed workflows for software lifecycle automation with LLM-driven components

2026 - Present

Research Assistant (supervised by Prof. Imran Razzak) at UNSW Sydney

OtherTextText

Conducted ML, NLP, and computer-vision modeling work on biomedical datasets to support disease prediction and biomarker discovery from clinical signals. Transformed multimodal inputs into model-ready representations for supervised learning objectives. Worked on study development and model validation steps associated with biomedical inference tasks. • Disease prediction and biomarker discovery using retinal imaging, genomics, and ECG • Statistical and machine-learning methods for psychological well-being drivers • Applied NLP/ML pipelines to derive predictive features from biomedical text and signals • Co-authored research outputs tied to model evaluation and inference performance

2024 - 2025

Data Science Intern - Commonwealth Bank of Australia

AudioAudioClassificationClassificationEntity (NER) ClassificationEntity (NER) Classification

Develop and prototype chatbot features for the Bankwest Broker model, including user feedback mechanisms and text-to-audio capabilities. Build and test chatbot guardrails and adversarial prompts to improve robustness and reduce invalid prompt handling. Apply product-minded engineering practices together with NLP/AI tooling from a banking context. • Implement chatbot feedback and text-to-audio feature ideas • Design guardrails for safer, more reliable conversational behavior • Create adversarial test prompts during a hackathon to evaluate failure modes • Improve invalid-prompt flagging accuracy using iterative experimentation

2023 - 2024

Data Science Intern at Commonwealth Bank of Australia / Bankwest Broker model

OtherTextTextPrompt + Response Writing (SFT)Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)

Built and stress-tested chatbot functionality by designing guardrails and adversarial prompting strategies to improve invalid-prompt detection. Contributed to implementation of feedback-driven conversational features, enabling the system to learn from user reactions to chatbot responses. Participated in a hackathon setting focused on improving prompt robustness through evaluation. • Implemented chatbot features such as like/dislike feedback and text-to-audio • Designed chatbot guardrails to constrain unsafe or invalid outputs • Created adversarial test prompts to improve invalid-prompt flagging accuracy • Supported model behavior improvement through iterative testing in a Graduate-Intern Hackathon

2023 - 2024

Education

U

UNSW Sydney

Bachelor of Computer Science, Honours, Computer Science

Bachelor of Computer Science, Honours
2022 - 2025

Work History

W

Westpac Banking Corporation

Graduate AI Engineer

Sydney
2026 - Present
U

UNSW Sydney

Research Assistant

Sydney
2024 - 2025