Haraks Kaur Duggal
This is not your average portfolio. You are about to go on a short adventure — 5 chapters, one person, zero boring bullet points.
This is not your average portfolio. You are about to go on a short adventure — 5 chapters, one person, zero boring bullet points.
Somewhere in the world, a girl is simultaneously training a deep learning model, editing campus event videos, and mentally rewriting her LinkedIn bio to sound more like herself. That is Haraks Kaur Duggal — 3rd year B.Tech CSE student at Amity University, with a minor at IIT Mandi. A researcher by day, creative by night, and quietly building something big the entire time.
Tynor Orthotics is India's largest manufacturer and exporter of orthopedic appliances and fracture aids, founded in the early 1990s near Chandigarh. It runs one of Asia's largest orthopedic R&D facilities (TORNADO), produces over 250 products across 20 categories, and exports to more than 60 countries. Here, Haraks works hands-on with the MD to design and build AI assistants for the business.
At IIT Ropar, Haraks built ML pipelines to understand agriculture through sound and sight — processing over 1,000 audio samples, extracting Mel Spectrograms, training and comparing CNNs, and pushing model accuracy to ~85% under real-world noisy conditions. The research was selected for Ministry-level review.
Six projects, six wildly different domains — bees, video, nutrition, art, energy systems, and QR verification. Each one a full system built from scratch, because Haraks does not do halfway.
From CNNs to cameras, PyTorch to photography. Her skill set spans ML research tools and creative instincts — building a full person, not just a résumé.
Haraks is not just building in a lab. She is the Student Representative for Amity University Punjab and a TEDx campus ambassador, winning debate competitions at Plaksha University, heading AIESEC marketing recruitment and now working with its National Support Team in India, building at hackathons like TenzorX with ReturnRadar AI, running social media and leading events across clubs in Amity, representing at MUNs, and shooting the campus moments everyone remembers. The creative work and the technical work come from exactly the same instinct.
Researcher, builder, creative, leader — all in one. If that sounds like someone worth knowing, here she is.
