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I’m Thogaruchesti Hemanth, a passionate Computer Science Engineering graduate with a robust foundation in Python programming and software development. Over the years, I’ve delved deep into Android app development and explored various Artificial Intelligence projects, consistently achieving high user engagement and accuracy. My drive stems from a desire to tackle challenging problems and contribute to innovative projects.

Currently, I am on the lookout for a dynamic Python Developer role where I can further leverage my technical skills, collaborate on cutting-edge solutions, and continue to grow in the ever-evolving IT industry.

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  • Name:                     Thogaruchesti Hemanth
  • Date of Birth:         May 08, 2003
  • Address:                  Patancheru, Hyderabad, Telangana.
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  • Phone:                     +91 - 6281173960

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