Harshit
Suri.
CS + Product Engineer. I build AI-native products, internal tools, and operational systems — software where the hard part isn’t writing code, but deciding what should exist, who it helps, and how to prove it worked.
Software Engineer@ Bank of America
02 — Featured
Five chapters that show how I think, build, and operate.
03 — Selected experience
Trained inside enterprises. Building like a founder.
2026 — Now
Bank of America
Software Engineer
Returned full-time after interning in summer ’25. Building internal system-management apps in Java and Angular, plus the REST APIs, backend services and SQL workflows that connect them to enterprise platforms — uptime, observability and migration discipline as the floor, not the ceiling.
Summer 2025
Bank of America
Software Engineering Intern
Designed a Confluence → SharePoint automation dashboard in Python and Angular, projected to save 100+ team-hours a month. Migrated the enterprise Angular front end from v13 to v20, and delivered a prototype in six weeks.
Spring 2025
Delta Air Lines
SWE Intern — Predictive Technology
Built a SQL-based internal automation tool that cut manual operational work by 60% across 5 departments. Supported LSTM forecasting and mapped data lineage for 100+ systems.
Summer 2024
RegDev
Technical Product Management Intern
Defined workflow requirements, ran end-user interviews, designed interfaces, and built automation pipelines that cut manual processing by 80%. PDF-heavy domain, real users, real friction removed.
Summer 2023
Gupshup
AI Engineering Intern
Automated processing for 10,000+ chatbot responses with Python, Pandas and regex, and improved accuracy and latency with ReAct prompting — my first real lesson in making LLMs behave in production.
2022 — 2026
University of South Florida
BS Computer Science · Summa cum laude · 3.91
Presidential Scholar and Dean’s List. TEDxUSF Vice President, SHPE VP External Affairs, resident assistant and teaching assistant — and the campus was the first deployment surface for my product ideas.
04 — Philosophy
I’m interested in software that compresses complexity — tools that help small teams move with the cognitive overhead of one.
— 01
Reduce friction
The best software doesn’t add features. It removes the steps you didn’t realize you were tolerating.
— 02
Systems over features
Look for the right unit of abstraction. Solve the problem one level deeper than the symptom suggests.
— 03
Ship to learn
Iteration beats theory. Put something real in front of a real person — that’s where direction comes from.
— 04
AI as a primitive
Models are a new substrate. The interesting work is in the workflow on top, not the model below.
05 — Contact