Current
AI Engineer Intern · YarlMetal Fabrications Inc.
I design and build AI-powered tools that turn manual operations workflows into structured, reviewable, and automated software systems.
About
Jerry Nwachi
AI Engineer and Software Development student in Toronto.
I turn manual, repetitive work into structured software — and I like my tools practical, reviewable, and honest about what they do.
The short version
I'm Jerry Nwachi, an AI Engineer and Software Development student at Seneca Polytechnic in Toronto. I'm working toward an Honours Bachelor of Technology, expected August 2027. My work spans full-stack apps, data pipelines, REST APIs, and AI-powered automation.
I work mainly with Python and JavaScript: React and Next.js on the frontend, Node.js and FastAPI on the backend, and MySQL or MongoDB for data. I use GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, and structured prompting to move faster while keeping the code reviewable.
Before my current internship, I worked as a Junior IT Support Helpdesk contractor at the City of Markham. I documented technical procedures, gathered requirements from cross-functional teams, and coordinated system deployments. I also hold certifications in Data Visualization with Power BI and Harvard's Introduction to AI with Python.
Right now, I'm an AI Engineer Intern at YarlMetal Fabrications Inc. I design and build AI-powered tools that turn manual operations workflows into structured, reviewable, and automated software systems.
Experience
Previously
Junior IT Support Helpdesk (Contract) · City of Markham
I documented technical procedures, gathered requirements from cross-functional teams, and coordinated system deployments.
Education
Seneca Polytechnic
Honours Bachelor of Technology — Software Development
Expected August 2027 · Toronto
Certifications
- Data Visualization with Power BI
- Harvard — Introduction to AI with Python
How I work
I plan with AI, then build and verify like an engineer. Structured prompts and review loops help me move quickly, but the code that ships is readable, tested against real use, and owned by me — not by the tool that helped draft it.
PythonJavaScript / TypeScriptReactNext.jsNode.jsFastAPIDjangoMySQLMongoDBGitLinuxAWS
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