Brooklyn, NYExpected graduation May 2027

Computer Science student building AI systems, learning platforms, and full-stack products.

CUNY Brooklyn College computer science student with experience across applied AI research, teaching, FastAPI backends, Next.js products, PostgreSQL, Firebase, and AWS.

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Sagor Sutra Dhor

Computer Science, Brooklyn College

AI + full-stack

Experience

Research, teaching, and software development with an applied AI focus.

Recent roles connect RAG backends, classroom support, curriculum data pipelines, and reliable team workflows.

Undergraduate Research Assistant (Software Development)

CUNY-MASSLAB, Prof. H. Chen & Prof. L. Goetz, Brooklyn College | Brooklyn, NY

Feb. 2026 - Present

Built a course-grounded AI tutoring backend in Python and FastAPI, supporting session tracking, instructor review, and learner feedback workflows.
Developed a retrieval-augmented generation pipeline over syllabus and course materials using PostgreSQL/pgvector to generate cited, context-aware academic responses.
Integrated Gemini and Ollama LLM workflows with privacy-safe logging, conversation state handling, and review mechanisms to improve response reliability.

Teaching Assistant - CISC 3130: Data Structures

Brooklyn College - Computer Science Department | Brooklyn, NY

Jan. 2026 - Present

Support students in data structures, asymptotic analysis, memory management, and implementation tradeoffs.
Lead lab sessions and provide feedback on correctness, code quality, and efficiency for 40+ students.

Artificial Intelligence Research Assistant

Software Vulnerability and Defect Detection Lab, Prof. H. Chen | Brooklyn, NY

Jul. 2025 - Mar. 2026

Architected Python parsers to convert 200+ pages of curriculum data into structured JSON, reducing manual effort and achieving 99% output accuracy.
Set up CI/CD workflows via GitHub Actions to automate testing, linting, and release steps for reliable team iteration.
Mapped 500+ knowledge-CWE pairs across 19 CS2023 Knowledge Areas using zero-shot and few-shot prompting for a 2026 research submission.

Projects

Learning products and student-centered software from the current resume.

Current projects emphasize adaptive learning, student marketplaces, and responsive full-stack interfaces.

Feb. 2026 - Present

AlgoDeck

Adaptive learning platform

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLAWS

Built an adaptive CS learning platform with 1,000+ questions using spaced repetition and PostgreSQL-backed progress tracking.
Developed a modular Next.js frontend supporting sub-second page loads and real-time learning analytics.
Deployed on AWS EC2 and S3 with automated content delivery for 1,000+ study resources.

Feb. 2025 - Present

BCStudentMart

P2P Marketplace

React.jsFirebaseViteTailwind

Built a peer-to-peer student marketplace with support for 100+ item listings and streamlined browsing workflows.
Integrated Firebase Authentication and real-time messaging to enable secure user communication.
Developed responsive React interfaces optimized for mobile and desktop users.

Education

A computer science foundation connected to product engineering.

Brooklyn College coursework spans systems, databases, software engineering, and core CS foundations.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

City University of New York (CUNY) - Brooklyn College | Brooklyn, NY | GPA: 3.61

Aug. 2024 - Present

Expected Graduation: May 2027
Relevant Coursework: Data Structures & Algorithms, Object-Oriented Programming, Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Software Engineering, Database Systems

Technical Skills

Languages

PythonJavaC++TypeScriptJavaScriptHTMLCSSSQL

Frameworks & Tools

Next.jsReact.jsNode.jsExpress.jsGitGitHubViteTailwind CSS

Databases & Cloud

PostgreSQLFirebase (Firestore)AWS (EC2, S3)GitHub Actions

Honors

Faculty-supported research momentum.

Fellowships support independent computer science research under faculty mentorship.

Tow Mentoring and Research Program Fellow

Brooklyn College

Sep. 2026 - Dec. 2026

Selected as a mentor-mentee pair alongside Department Chair Prof. Hui Chen.
Selected to conduct independent computer science research under faculty mentorship and present findings at the Tow conference.

Tow Summer Undergraduate Research Program (URP) Fellow

CUNY Brooklyn College

Jun. 2026 - Aug. 2026

Selected for an 8-week research fellowship investigating LLM-assisted mapping of CS2023 curriculum topics to CWE software weakness categories and presented findings at the Summer Showcase.