Parth Jaggi is a research-driven software engineer with 8 years of experience bridging applied machine learning, simulation, and full-stack development. As a Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Toronto’s D3M Lab he develops symbolic dynamic programming methods and MonteCarloLights—a traffic-signal control system that combines learned microscopic traffic dynamics with tree-search and is patent-pending. He has production experience building scalable backend APIs and recommendation services using Node.js, MongoDB, and PyTorch from roles at myPAT.in and DataMonk. Parth’s background in mechanical engineering and hands-on numerical work (MatLab, CFD tools) informs his ability to translate physical models into data-driven algorithms. Colleagues describe him as an explorer of ideas—equally comfortable prototyping DRL trading bots as implementing closed-form solutions for continuous-state MDPs. Based in Toronto, he blends rigorous academic research with practical engineering to deliver systems that generalize beyond pure model-free approaches.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Practical Deep Learning For Coders, Practical Deep Learning For Coders at fast.ai
Machine Learning Advanced Nanodegree Program, Machine Learning Advanced Nanodegree Program at Udacity
High School, High School at Manav Sthali School, Rajinder Nagar, Delhi
Master of Applied Science, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Master of Applied Science, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at University of Toronto
Engineer’s Degree, Mechanical Engineering (Hons), 8.53, Engineer’s Degree, Mechanical Engineering (Hons), 8.53 at Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar
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