I am Abhi Verma.
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A Little More About Myself.
As a Computer Engineering student at the University of British Columbia, I am passionate about leveraging technology to solve real-world problems. With a strong foundation in full-stack development, AI/ML, data processing and solution architecture, I have also gained valuable hands-on experience through my work at Amazon, the AWS Cloud Innovation Centre (CIC) and the Launch Pad design team at UBC. These experiences have allowed me to create scalable, client-centric solutions and contribute to open-source projects while collaborating with industry professionals.
I strive to be a well-rounded and innovative individual, always eager to learn and embrace challenges head-on. Beyond coding, I enjoy playing basketball, working out, listening to music, and watching the latest movies or TV shows. My ultimate goal is to use technology to enhance the well-being of humanity and leave a positive, lasting impact on society through meaningful innovation.

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My Experience

Software Development Engineer Intern
Amazon
May 2025 - Present
The AWS Kumo team is a group within AWS Support that builds the internal tools, automation, and AI‑powered systems used by support engineers and customers alike. As an intern, I developed an AI agent that provides personalized recommendations for AWS technical account managers, documented the solution architecture and low-level design as well as setup a CI/CD pipeline to automate the deployment of the agent. This experience allowed me to work with cutting-edge AI technologies and gain hands-on experience in building scalable solutions within a large-scale cloud environment.
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Software Developer Co-op
AWS Cloud Innovation Centre
May 2024 - December 2024
In collaboration with Amazon Web Services, UBC's Cloud Innovation Centre—the first of its kind in Canada—creates open-source software solutions for a diverse range of sponsors. As a CIC software developer, I designed, built, and deployed full-stack web applications. These apps leveraged AI models, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) pipelines to deliver innovative, secure and scalable solutions for various clients.
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Software Developer
UBC Launch Pad
January 2023 - April 2024
UBC Launch Pad is a student-led software engineering design team dedicated to developing innovative projects in a collaborative environment. Being part of this team allowed me to connect with like-minded tech enthusiasts while gaining hands-on experience with industry-standard development tools and best practices. We formed teams around shared interests and project ideas, working diligently to bring our visions to life.
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Computer Science TA
Henry Wise Wood High School
September 2021 - January 2022
I reviewed and provided constructive feedback on assignments covering object-oriented programming, data structures, and both iterative and recursive functions in Java and Python. Additionally, I developed automated tests to ensure code reliability and created engaging PowerPoint tutorials to guide students in using Java Swing effectively.
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My Projects

Quantum AI
Created for the Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute, this chatbot application leverages the Llama 3 70B LLM and RAG to help students, professors and researchers answer their queries about quantum matter materials, fostering collaboration and improving access to information.

RoboRacer
An autonomous driving system for the F1TENTH car using ROS, enabling high-speed navigation with obstacle avoidance, vision-based lap detection and emergency stopping in dynamic environments. Also uses a custom YOLO model to detect and react to common traffic signs in real-time.

Faculty CV
A web platform for the UBC Faculty of Medicine to streamline the CV creation process by allowing faculty to input their data, integrating external data through ETL pipelines, providing the ability to assign assistants to faculty and displaying key metrics and analytics to admins.

Moodify
Created to simplify music discovery, this command-line tool uses a custom-trained neural network and Spotify’s API to generate personalized playlists based on mood, helping users organize large music libraries and find songs that match their emotions.

Cosmic Gateway
This fully serverless application, part of UBC Launch Pad's internal tools, was created to improve document management for over 500 members enhancing the accessibility, organization, and security of the design team's resources.

EpiLog
Developed to help individuals with epilepsy, this mobile health application consolidates epilepsy management into one platform. This makes it easy to share data with healthcare providers, enhancing consistent monitoring and treatment.