Currently working as a Production Engineering Fellow with Meta & MLH, and building AI/ML pipelines for Takeda's plasma fractionation process.
Hi, I'm Maitreyi Pareek, currently pursing a Master of Engineering in Applied AI at UCLA I graudted with a B.S. in Computer Science & Engineering graduate from UCIrvine last yearI am currenly participating as a Production Engineering Fellow with the Meta & MLH Fellowshipand completing my Capstone Project as a Data Analyst with Takeda- a BioPharm company in L.A. and working on the plasma fractionation process
Five roles, one thread: I like taking systems from idea to production and sticking around long enough to see what breaks.
“I'd rather ship something real than talk about shipping something real.”
Working with Meta engineers on production engineering projects focused on reliability and scalable infrastructure.
Building AI/ML models for Takeda's plasma fractionation, leveraging PAT, Databricks, SIMCA Online, and image processing to improve monitoring, deviation detection, and process optimization.
Developed an end-to-end PVC repurposing solution — a full-stack donation intake application built with Python, Flask, and MySQL that let users upload images and receive classification feedback.
Built an IoT pipeline to transmit live pH, nutrient, and moisture sensor data into MySQL through a Flask REST API and React Native dashboard.
Created and conducted comprehensive exploratory and regression test plans across 9 Canvas instructor tools, using Selenium and Postman to validate UI workflows and API behavior.
Non-technical work — mentorship, writing, and campus organizing.
Wrote for the newsletter editorial team at UCI's Student Success Initiative, contributing pieces to the SSI community newsletter.
Mentored fellow students through UCI's Student Success Initiative, offering peer guidance and support across the academic year.
Helped organize Venus Hacks, UCI's largest women-centric hackathon, coordinating corporate sponsors and partnerships.
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I try to read during my breaks, and recently I've been reading more memoirs.
“Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies stands out to me because of her detailed writing. Unlike other authors who rely on dramatic plots, Lahiri makes ordinary moments feel meaningful. Her collection of short stories shows how simple language can create memorable, thoughtful stories.”
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