MZQMohd Zamin Quadri

How I work

About

I work at the boundary between modelling and systems: understanding what a model can support, then building the data, evaluation, and software path that makes that evidence useful.

Based in
Munich, Germany
Role
AI/ML Engineer
Studying
Mathematics in Science and Engineering

Current focus

Applied machine learning, with the research behind it

Mohd Zamin Quadri, generated portrait

Mohd Zamin Quadri

My recent work centres on uncertainty-aware graph neural network surrogates, calibration, conformal prediction, and selective review. Alongside that research, I build reference ML pipelines and grounded AI service prototypes to exercise the operational side of model development.

My Master's thesis, Uncertainty Quantification for Machine Learning Models in Transportation Policy Analysis, was submitted at Technical University of Munich. The degree was awarded in 2026.

Open to full-time Machine Learning and Applied AI roles, including roles across Machine Learning Engineering, Applied AI, reliable ML, scientific computing, GNNs, MLOps, and data/AI engineering.

Photographs

Where the work happened

Munich for the TUM years, Strasbourg for the European Youth Event. The last of the four is the European Parliament's own photograph and carries its credit.

Disciplines

The kinds of work

Grouped by discipline rather than run as a timeline. Each role carries the period it ran for, taken from the CV, and nothing beyond the approved record is inferred from a title.

Applied AI systems

Retrieval, verification and the engineering around a model rather than the model alone: storage that suits the question, and a service whose output can be checked against its own evidence.

  • AI Engineer (Working Student)

    BP-IT Consulting & Solutions GmbH / Munich, Germany

    Built four of the five services in a multilingual legal knowledge platform: a three-stage ingestion pipeline into relational, vector and graph storage, behind up to fourteen verification checks.

Numerical methods and scientific visualization

The discipline underneath the rest of this portfolio. Numerical behaviour, and making a computed result legible to the person who has to judge it.

  • Student Research Assistant / Programming and Visualization

    Technical University of Munich / Munich, Germany

    Aug 2023 - Mar 2024

  • Student Research Assistant, Numerical Methods and Scientific Visualization

    Technical University of Munich / Munich, Germany

    Oct 2022 - Dec 2022

Data and workflow engineering

Moving data between systems that were not designed to talk to each other, which is where most of the practical difficulty in an ML pipeline actually lives.

  • Intern, Programming of Workflows and Linking of Databases

    AUDI AG / Ingolstadt, Germany

    Jan 2023 - Jun 2023

Education and academic roles

Education

The approved public record includes TUM student research assistant titles in programming, visualization, and numerical methods. No duties beyond those titles are inferred.

  1. Technical University of Munich

    M.Sc. Mathematics in Science and Engineering

    2026 / Munich, Germany

  2. Technical University of Munich

    Advanced Seminar, Mathematics of Data Science: Identification of Neural Networks

    2025 / Munich, Germany

    With Prof. Massimo Fornasier and Dr. Alessandro Scagliotti. Presented 24 January 2025.

  3. Aligarh Muslim University

    B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics

    2021 / Aligarh, India

    First Division

Certifications and languages

Certificates

Two lists that belong on a CV rather than in a case study, published here so the document and the pages agree about what the record contains.

Certifications

Languages

  • English

    Full professional proficiency (C1)

  • German

    Elementary proficiency (A2), working toward B1

  • Hindi / Urdu

    Native / bilingual proficiency

Volunteering

Volunteering

Two entries, both longer-running than they look on a line. EYE 2023 is the European Parliament’s youth event and was held at the Parliament in Strasbourg; the certificate for it was issued by the delegation, not by the Parliament, and the entry says so.

Principles

How I approach technical work

Evidence before adjectives

A result should name its dataset, protocol, metric, and limitation. If the artifact is missing, the claim is not promoted.

Reliability is a system property

Model quality includes calibration, failure modes, data contracts, monitoring boundaries, and the human decision around a prediction.

Small, inspectable interfaces

I prefer explicit pipeline stages, typed service contracts, deterministic fixtures, and tests that make assumptions visible.

Scope is part of the result

Research, coursework, prototypes, synthetic demonstrations, and deployed systems answer different questions and should be labelled accordingly.

Capabilities with proof

What I can contribute

Machine Learning & Research

Graph models, uncertainty quantification, calibration, experiments, and evaluation

Generative AI & Retrieval

Grounded retrieval, vector search, citation-aware responses, and local model integration

Backend & Data Systems

Typed APIs, data validation, reusable transformations, service boundaries, and traceable artifacts

MLOps & Engineering

Experiment tracking, promotion gates, model registries, containers, CI, and testable workflows

Data Science & Analytics

Scientific computing, sensitivity analysis, time series, diagnostics, and reproducible reporting

Next

The clearest version of this is the work itself.

Each case study states the problem, the evidence, and the limitation. The repository index shows the same standard applied to smaller projects.