Full Stack Developer | CS Grad at University of Florida
As a Masters in Computer Science student at the University of Florida and a Full Stack Developer with over 3 years of industry experience, my passion for creating impactful software solutions is fueled by a strong foundation in JavaScript, CSS, and Java.
Developed an IOS application using React Native, designed for patients with movement disorders.
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Devised a distinctive feature leveraging MediaPipe’s Hand Landmarks and Pose machine learning models to capture and analyze exercise movements, leading to a 30% increase in feedback precision and exercise effectiveness.
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Integrated a comprehensive system to monitor user progress and calculate UPDRS (Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale) scores based on exercise performance, providing valuable insights and bolstering user motivation.
Worked as a Full Stack Developer on a project for a major client, significantly their EdTech platform’s user experience.
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Crafted and implemented responsive UIs using React JS, complemented by highly efficient server-side APIs with Node.js. This also emphasized inclusivity by ensuring ADA-compliant web designs for enhanced usability.
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Achieved a substantial reduction of 20% in both production and build time by migrating legacy Javascript code to modern Typescript React Components. Leveraged Typescript’s strong typing and interfaces to catch potential bugs at compile-time, utilized generics for reusable code, and incorporated advanced tooling and linters to enhance code quality and maintainability.
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Optimized logic of react components to increase the rendering performance by 15% with 100% deadline adherence.
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Integrated technologies like GraphQL using Apollo for efficient data fetching, ensuring seamless and quick response times.
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Employed Jest for comprehensive testing, ensuring that all functionalities and features of the platform were robust and bug-free.
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Implemented push notifications using AWS Pinpoint, resulting in a 20% increase in user retention by effectively notifying users about course updates.