I prepared Code snippets and mentored over 15 students, clearing OOP Concepts and practising Competitive Programming.

Takrab is an environment club of high school students at Seth M.R. Jaipuria School. The club is dedicated to reducing the carbon footprint of the community around them. We reached out to people, doing surveys door-to-door of over 200+ households following a systematic methodology. This project was selected as India's representative project to be presented at the COP21 summit in Paris. 
It was also the winning project of International Youth Climate Summit 2015, a national-level environmental science competition.

My work, as the Technical Vice Captain in the Student Council, was to improve the technical quotient of the students in the school. I contributed to the organizing of intra-school as well as inter-school technical competitions; Founded Computer Club of the school; Head of Programming in Techvista 2016, an inter-school technical competition.

- Built module to record user’s reading speed using component load-timestamps.
- Reduced file upload API calls to single upload by using shared resources repository.
- Improved application load-time by downloading resources in background.

- Developed Angular interfaces based on Dell Design System
- Worked with .NET REST APIs and SSO authentication
- Communicated effectively with the team in an Agile Environment.

Here, I worked on .NET CORE and Visual Studio to develop a micro-service.
- Wrote CRUD API endpoints.
- Tested API using Postman and Visual Studio.
- Communicated effectively with the team in Scrum Environment.

- Built independent javascript modules
- Wrote unit tests for upgraded methods
- Convert es5 style to es6 style code
- Effectively communicate with the team while working from home
- Published results on Github; Collaborated with code maintainer via Pull Requests

Mentor students in competitive programming by:
- Prepared modules to test various topics weekly.
- Interacted with participants to develop a learning environment.

MS CE at NYU | Distributed Computing

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- Researched and developed path planning algorithm for autonomous driving using Dijkstra’s algorithm.
- Provided real sensor feedback by using master-slave ROS node architecture on NVIDIA Jetson TX2.
- Developed web-app for control and comm

Mars Rover

This is a web portal to detect/assess earthquake damage based on pictures uploaded. Moreover, it offers weather forecast and predicts when will there be any shortage of food or any specific inventory item based on past records using machine

Eyeframe - Earthquake Damage Detection 

This project focuses on scanning object with color. This was done using LIDAR, Phone Camera and Arduino while applying noise reduction algorithms to get accurate 3D coordinates. As a 3-member team, I worked on custom message parser to contr

3D CNC Scanner

This is a quiz portal for testing coding skills of a student. The portal is divided into admin, teacher and student mode to manage quizzes and viewing statistics and a student mode to write/submit code and view results. The server is a Linu

MUJ Stacks - Competitive Programming Portal

A light-weight ide for competitive programming. The IDE is composed of text-editor with source code highlighting, file manager and popups.

Desk - Integrated Development Environment

This project was involved social studies and interaction with people. We surveyed people door to door in different localities of Lucknow and observed responses over a series of surveys. Here, we observed behavior changes and estimated carbo