Archit Roy
Learner · Data Scientist · Python Developer
Bengaluru, India
royarchit17@gmail.com | +91 97666 87822 | LinkedIn | GitHub | Hugging Face
About
I build production data-science systems at the point where models meet products: dynamic pricing, behavioural prediction, generative AI, evaluation, APIs and the operational machinery that keeps them trustworthy.
My default language is Python. I enjoy going from first-principles research and exploratory notebooks to data contracts, failure modes, observability and maintained services. I care as much about proving when a model should not act as I do about improving its score.
Outside work, I am drawn to ambitious stories, space and long timelines. I like learning subjects deeply enough to rebuild their history, understand why the current approach won and see what still remains unsolved.
Experience
Data Scientist 2, Zoomcar
Jul 2026 — Present
Own and improve production pricing systems across base fares, product and flexibility recommendations, dynamic multipliers, asset controls, alerting and audited business changes.
Data Scientist 1, Zoomcar
Oct 2025 — May 2026
Built and operated ML and generative-AI systems for booking intent, marketplace imagery, evidence-grounded support automation and analytical observability; designed experiments and production evaluation around them.
Data Science Intern, Zoomcar
Feb 2025 — Sep 2025
Researched twenty-five years of text-summarisation approaches and built DS-Nemo: an evaluated offline generation pipeline with low-latency APIs serving more than 200K daily requests.
Selected professional systems
- DS-NEMO: A review-summarisation system developed through classical NLP, fine-tuned transformers and LLMs, then productionised around evaluation and low-latency serving. Associated with a 46% reduction in review clicks and a 12% reduction in checkout-session duration. The API handled 200K+ daily requests with an uncached p99 of 17 ms. Read technical case study.
- AIB-TANISHA: A policy-aware multilingual voice campaign for giving the platform's quiet majority of friction-free trips a fair chance to be represented in app-store reviews. Produced a concise, versioned conversation specification and adversarial scenario matrix for the campaign. Read technical case study.
- DS-OSIRIS: A production propensity system and controlled experiments that separated predictive ranking from intervention impact. The top decile converted at about 3.16× baseline; experiments showed that a strong ranker does not guarantee a useful intervention. Read technical case study.
- DS-PIXEL: An end-to-end generative image pipeline with object-consistency checks, aesthetic scoring and marketplace experiments. Produced directional CTR and ranking improvements across city experiments while filtering many harmful edits. Read technical case study.
- DS-CIPHER: An LLM-assisted support system improved through manual false-positive analysis, stakeholder adjudication and duplicate-safe processing. Reached roughly 51% automated resolution across eligible flows at about 94% audited accuracy. Read technical case study.
- DS-WATCHDOG: A daily evaluator that answers a simple question: did a business metric genuinely move, or are we looking at normal variation or incomplete data? Converted an exploratory workbook into a replay-tested daily service with explicit data-quality states. Read technical case study.
- DS-PIGEON: A common reporting layer that replaced scattered mailers with gated, previewable and consistent operational communication. Created a reusable last mile for analytical products without duplicating their business logic. Read technical case study.
- PRICING: Base fares, behavioural ranges, dynamic multipliers, product economics, interventions and change management treated as one ecosystem. Made high-impact pricing changes faster, more explicit and easier to trace without a disruptive rewrite. Read technical case study.
- DS-ALERTS: A central reliability layer for execution health, infrastructure failures and database integrity across production data-science and data-engineering services. Created a common operational safety net across the DS–DE production estate. Read technical case study.
Technical release notes
- Serving-path optimisation: A focused reliability and performance pass on Nemo’s high-volume, read-heavy API. Read release case study.
- Goa base-fare automation: A maintained Goa pricing path that replaced file hand-offs with automated calculation, layered fallbacks and regular publication. Read release case study.
- Variant-aware base fare: A base-fare release that prefers car-variant acquisition data while retaining measurable fallback coverage. Read release case study.
- Limited and unlimited kilometre pricing: A recommendation-contract release that made kilometre-plan flexibility part of pricing identity. Read release case study.
- Asset-level pricing control: A bounded, auditable car-level multiplier with neutral onboarding and controlled bulk changes. Read release case study.
- Reality, Illusion and one portfolio: A personal website with a plain professional record, an interactive retro desktop and one shared content model behind both. Read release case study.
Technical skills
- LANGUAGES
- Python, SQL, C++
- ML + STATS
- XGBoost, Scikit-learn, SHAP, Pandas, NumPy, Experimentation
- NLP + GENERATIVE AI
- Gemini, Transformers, T5, BART, PEGASUS, RAG, LLM evaluation
- SYSTEMS
- Flask, Gunicorn, SQLAlchemy, Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka
- DATA + CLOUD
- BigQuery, MySQL, GCP, Vertex AI, ETL pipelines
- OBSERVABILITY
- Langfuse, OpenTelemetry, New Relic, Last9, Jenkins, ArgoCD
Education
Vellore Institute of Technology — B.Tech, Information Technology · CGPA 9.09 / 10.0 (2021 — 2025)
Kunskapsskolan — CBSE · Grade 12: 94% · Grade 10: 91% (SCHOOL)
Certifications
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02)
- Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Associate (PL-100)
Outside Work
- STORIES: I love stories with large worlds and real interior lives—science fiction, fantasy, anime, films, series and books. I am interested in how a story builds rules, earns emotion and changes the scale at which you see ordinary life.
- SPACE: Space is my antidote to the smallness of a bad day. Thinking across planets, black holes and billions of years restores proportion without making the present feel meaningless.
- GROWTH: To live is to grow. I like rebuilding ideas from their history, writing down what failed and returning to a problem with a better model of it.
- SYSTEMS: I am drawn to systems with clear ownership, recovery, observability and feedback—technical or otherwise. Reliability is what turns an interesting idea into something people can trust.
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