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AI Engineer · Apprento.io · Auckland

Roshan Aryal

I find the hidden boundaries in deployed AI systems — runtime ceilings, inferential limits, and the decisions that determine who they actually serve.

Currently building HireIQ at Apprento.io while finishing my Bachelor of IT at Otago Polytechnic Auckland.

  • HireIQlive at Apprento.io
  • 88.0% R²Random Forest
  • 5 projectsall shipped

Selected work

Each one shipped. Each one written up.

Quiz Tournament Platform preview
Web · 2024–25
Live

Quiz Tournament Platform

Three-role Spring Boot platform. Live tournament state via versioned polling — no websockets needed.

React · Spring Boot · PostgreSQL · JWT

Research & manuscripts

Three manuscripts currently under peer review.

Manuscript under review · 2026

Runtime limits in browser-native AI retrieval systems

Identifying where in-browser semantic search silently breaks as data scales, and what structural fix removes the failure mode entirely.

Manuscript under review · 2026

Causal inference in observational road-safety data

Testing whether severity-based risk inference holds up once exposure and reporting-completeness confounds are accounted for.

Manuscript under review · 2026

Consensus and failure modes when LLMs design the same system

Eleven frontier models given one identical hard design task under a fixed hardware budget: where they converge, where they diverge, and which failure modes are measurable without an answer key.

Full titles, DOIs, and code will be linked here once each review concludes.

About

Roshan Aryal

I’m an AI engineer at Apprento.io and a final-year Bachelor of Information Technology student at Otago Polytechnic Auckland (graduating December 2026). I prefer work that ships — every project below is live, with real users or real evaluation data behind it.

Most recent is HireIQ, the AI candidate-intelligence platform I’m building at Apprento — Claude-powered assessment reports that took recruiters 30–45 minutes manually, now generated in under 30 seconds with a human-in-the-loop review step. Before that, the work I keep coming back to is applied ML — the Road Accident Risk Predictor at 88.0% R² was the project that made it stick.

On the engineering side I work end-to-end — Python / FastAPI for the AI layer, React / Next.js on the front, Spring Boot or Node on the back, Firebase or Postgres for state. I lean toward fewer abstractions, fewer dependencies, and shipping the thing.

Currently — building HireIQ at Apprento.io alongside finishing my degree.

Skills

Reach for first
Python · FastAPI · Claude API (Anthropic) · scikit-learn · pandas · React · Next.js · PostgreSQL · Firebase
Comfortable in
JavaScript · Java · SQL · Node.js · Spring Boot · Tailwind CSS · Streamlit · Docker · AWS · Git
Currently exploring
LLM evals & guardrails · Agent tooling · TensorFlow time-series

Experience

Work

AI Engineer · Apprento.io

Apr 2026 – present

Building HireIQ, an AI candidate-intelligence platform that takes a CV plus an interview transcript and produces a client-ready assessment report in under 30 seconds — down from a 30–45 minute manual baseline. Stack: Python / FastAPI, Anthropic Claude API, React, Docker, AWS.

Education

Bachelor of Information Technology

Otago Polytechnic — Auckland International Campus

2024 – Dec 2026 (in progress)

Machine learning, software development, cloud computing

Timeline

  1. 2024

    Started Bachelor of IT

    Otago Polytechnic Auckland. Picked the ML / software-development / cloud track.

  2. 2025

    Year of shipping

    Four projects from idea to live URL — two ML, two web. The set that’s in the projects above.

  3. Apr 2026

    AI Engineer at Apprento.io

    Joined as AI Engineer at Apprento.io, building HireIQ — the candidate-intelligence platform. Moved from coursework into shipped product work.

  4. Aug 2026

    First research manuscript submitted for peer review

    Submitted a manuscript on runtime limits in browser-native AI retrieval to peer review. Currently under double-blind review.

  5. Dec 2026

    Expected graduation

    Open to full-time AI / ML / full-stack engineering roles in NZ and remote.

Contact

I’m open to graduate roles, contract work, and a good conversation. The fastest path is email.