Shoumik Roychowdhury Portfolio
Shoumik Roychowdhury is a UC Berkeley EECS student, software engineer at Amazon, AI researcher at BAIR, machine learning engineer, and computer vision specialist. Contact: sroychow@berkeley.edu
Hello World! I'm Shoumik 👋

I build things because curiosity won't let me sit still, and I break them because Stack Overflow said it should work 😅. I love solving real problems, chasing clean abstractions, and learning things I swear I already knew last semester 📚. I forget to push to GitHub, but not before I write a README that says "WIP" for six months 📝🤡. (def not written by GPT )
ResumeExperience

Software Development Engineer Intern
Amazon.com, Inc.
May 2025 - August 2025
Welcome to the jungle?? idk yet!.

Research Assistant
Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute (ACTRI)
May 2024 - August 2024
Learned more about MR, from a clinical perspective.

MLE/SWE
VideoXRM LLC
June 2023 - May 2024
Did some cool LLM stuff before it was cool.

Research Assistant
Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR)
Jan 2023 - Present
Got to work with some cool people on real engineering problems/research and was touched by MR as Miki says.

MLE Intern
HyperGiant Industries LLC
May 2021 - August 2021
Annoyed that AutoDC was not a real project so we made it one.
Research and Projects
Deep learning AI and Restriction Spectrum Imaging for patient-level detection of clinically significant prostate cancer on MRI
Co-authors: Yuze Song, Mariluz Rojo Domingo, Christopher C Conlin, Deondre D Do, Madison T Baxter, Anna Dornisch, George Xu, Aditya Bagrodia, Tristan Barrett, Mukesh Harisinghani, Gary Hollenberg, Sophia Kamran, Christopher J Kane, Dimitri A Kessler, Joshua Kuperman, Kanglung Lee, Michael A Liss, Daniel JA Margolis, Paul M Murphy, Nabih Nakrour, Truong Ngyuen, Thomas L Osinski, Rebecca Rakow-penner, Ahmed S Shabik, Shaun Trecarten, Natasha Wehrli, Eric P Weinberg, Sean A Woolen, Anders M Dale, Tyler M Seibert
2024
To evaluate whether combining maximum RSI-derived restriction scores (RSIrs-max) with deep learning (DL) models can enhance patient-level detection of csPCa compared to using PI-RADS or RSIrs-max alone.
MemZ uses AI to bring memories to life, transforming the way Alzheimer's patients interact with their past.Tools and Frameworks used: NeRF Studio, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, EC2, React, Typescript, Groq, Hume.
Applied existing Mechanistic Interpretability techniques to retrieve interpretable visual and language representations of ascending VLA model reasoning informing final VLA model output [robot actuation commands]. Engineered novel interventions- inspired by existing Mechanistic Interpretability techniques - to make VLA models safer.
Developed an automated novel neural-network architecture and pipeline, aimed to quantitatively derive insights on router placement. Inspired from DensePose From Wifi(Geng, J. et.al)
Developed pipeline for simulating subsampled sparse k-space data, for fast MR reconstruction. Designed and developed a new GAN architecture, to simulate L-1 loss, via TensorFlow, with two groundbreaking innovations: introduction of a new perception loss function, and cross pollination of tensors. (ACM Cutler-Bell Winner)
AutoDC: Automated data-centric processing
Co-authors: Zac Yung-Chun Liu, Scott Tarlow, Akash Nair, Shweta Badhe, Tejas Shah
2021
An automated data-centric tool (AutoDC), similar to the purpose of AutoML, aims to speed up the dataset improvement processes. In our preliminary tests on 3 open source image classification datasets, AutoDC is estimated to reduce roughly 80% of the manual time for data improvement tasks, at the same time, improve the model accuracy by 10-15% with the fixed ML code.
A Modular Framework to Predict Alzheimer's Disease Progression Using Conditional Generative Adversarial Networks
Co-authors: Shounak Roychowdhury
2020
Designed and engineered a series of CDCGANS simulating the rate of progression of Alzheimer's Disease and the atrophy of the brain over time. (Published IEEE IJCNN 2020)
Education

B.S.E Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS)
University of California, Berkeley
Expected May 2026
Relevant Coursework: Data Structures, Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Databases, Computer Architecture, Computer Security, Discrete Math & Probability, Linear Algebra, Optimization, Advanced Probability and Stochastic Processes, Communication Networks, Circuits, Signal Processing, Computational Imaging