Shaikh Zaka Tabish
I build the intelligence layer between industrial systems and the people who run them.
MSc student in Artificial Intelligence for Industrial Applications at OTH Amberg. I spent the past year applying that toward AI assisted tooling and anomaly detection at Nokia Nuremberg, and I'm now looking for what's next. Below: a live neural network that is genuinely training as you read this, three engineering case studies, and four small AI systems you can actually play with.
Move across the network to drive it — your pointer is the input vector. Five inputs, two dense hidden layers, a softmax output. It is really training as you watch: forward pass, cross entropy against a rotating target class, gradients back through the same layers, one weight update per cycle. The curve above each hidden layer is its activation function, plotted from its own definition; it swaps every few cycles and the weights start over, because they were fitted under the old one.
Current status
- Looking for
- AI/ML working student, internship and graduate roles in industrial applications
- Studying
- MSc Artificial Intelligence for Industrial Applications, OTH Amberg
- Most recent role
- Working student, board bring up and diagnostics software, Nokia Nuremberg, Network Infrastructure / Optical Networks (Aug 2025 to Jul 2026)
- Languages
- English C1 (IELTS Academic 7.5) · German A2 certified (Goethe) plus the B1 Sprechen module, improving weekly
- Paperwork
- Every certificate and reference behind those claims is readable in full
Three ways to get to know the work
Pick a path: the detailed work history, the engineering behind real projects, or small AI systems running live in your browser right now.
Experience
Two years shipping AI assisted tooling and automation at Nokia, plus the education behind it and the full toolkit.
See the timeline →Projects
Real case studies covering the problem, the architecture and the trade offs, including a live simulated dashboard.
Read the case studies →Playground
A neural net that learns your handwriting, live gradient descent, an MCP flow, and reinforcement learning at Pong.
Try the demos →