Self-Healing Data Pipeline Agent
An agentic ETL system that detects schema drift, drafts controlled fixes, requires human approval, validates recovery, and automatically rolls back failed mutations.
AI ENGINEERING · AGENTIC SYSTEMS · CLOUD
I’m Chahak Goswami, a Penn State Artificial Intelligence student focused on practical agentic AI, trustworthy automation, cloud engineering, and turning ambiguous problems into working prototypes.
I like projects where AI has to do more than generate text: reason across evidence, interact with tools, make bounded decisions, recover from failure, and leave a trace.
An agentic ETL system that detects schema drift, drafts controlled fixes, requires human approval, validates recovery, and automatically rolls back failed mutations.
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An engineering agent designed to read failing CI logs, classify errors, reproduce failures, propose code patches, validate fixes, and open approval-ready pull requests.
At the FAA / Rigil Corporation, I worked across RAG, agentic workflows, speech AI, cloud security visibility, and AI FinOps.
See experienceMy focus is not collecting logos. These are technologies I use to build, test, debug, and reason about AI systems.
“The interesting part of autonomous AI isn’t just what it can do. It’s how clearly we can define what it should do, what it must never do, and how we prove the difference.”
That idea shows up across my projects: approval gates, rollback paths, source provenance, contradiction checks, audit trails, and deterministic tests.