Research & Publications
I published “Security Against Fork Bomb Attack in Linux Based Systems” (IJRAT, 2019) — nominated for a best paper award in Linux research at IAENG.
Researcher • Engineer • Cybersecurity Professional
Cybersecurity professional and published Linux security researcher, building AI-driven automation.
I am Krunalkumar Shah. I published research on defending Linux systems against fork bomb attacks, taught computer science as an Assistant Professor, and build AI and automation workflows — n8n, Make, HubSpot, and custom agents — that remove manual work for real teams.
Open to remote opportunities
Research-driven
Automation-focused
Security-minded
Collaborative
B.E.
Computer Engineering
M.E.
Information Technology
What I bring
Focused on practical knowledge and continual growth
Cybersecurity
I hold an M.E. in Information Technology specializing in Information Security, and have volunteered as a registered cyber expert supporting law enforcement since 2020.
Automation & AI
I build production workflows with n8n, Make, Google Apps Script, and HubSpot — including ChurnGPT, the AI churn-analysis assistant I introduced at Zeni.
Teaching & Mentorship
Former Assistant Professor. I have mentored hundreds of engineers across four countries through Springboard, Coding Ninjas, MountBlue, and CodeMentor.
Selected work
Three builds that show how I work
ChurnGPT 2.0
An AI churn-analysis pipeline I introduced at Zeni — it digests company records, ticket and meeting notes, then validates churn reasons and recommends retention actions.
View the codeFNOL Claims Assistant
An autonomous insurance-claims workflow that extracts claim data, catches missing fields at intake, and routes each claim without manual triage.
View the codeSheet-Driven Task Hub
A Google Apps Script integration that turns spreadsheet updates into ClickUp tasks automatically — no copy-paste, no drift between tools.
View the codeCertifications
