| Name: | John Doe | Tel: | +1 123 4567 8900 |
| Sex: | Male | Email: | john.doe@example.com |
| Age: | 26 | GitHub: | John Doe |
B.E.(Hons.), Electrical and Electronics, GPA: 8.31/10
- Most comfortable with
- Python, Javascript, Emacs Lisp, HTML/CSS, Qt, Git, Linux
- Have worked with
- Lua, Torch, Caffe, PySpark, R, Octave, Clojure, Go, C, Elm, Bash, LaTeX
Software Developer at Akvo
Full-stack developer for RSR — a Django based reporting framework for organizations doing developmental work
- Lead back-end developer for the past year or so. Been focused on getting rid of tech-debt and helping the team move faster.
- Contributed quite a few of performance improvements to make the site snappier
- General code quality improvements with better testing, apart from adding features and fixing bugs.
Machine Learning Engineer at Infilect
Worked on a fashion assistant leveraging deep neural networks for image based search and retrieval
- Learnt about CNNs and became comfortable training models using Torch and Caffe
- Built a visual similarity based search system
- Improved the data collection platform for the product database
Recurser at the Recurse Center
Spent 12-weeks in a collaborative, self-directed, programming retreat. Here’s a daily journal of what I did there.
- Learnt about the internals of Python and built an inspection tool for CPython code
- Worked with hardware and helped build a LED spectrum analyzer among other things
Research Associate at FOSSEE, IIT Bombay
Helped increase the adoption of Python in college through training.
- Designed and developed material for a course on Software Engineering for Engineers and Scientists
- Helped organize, design and conduct workshops spread across India
I contribute to a number of FOSS projects in varying degrees. GitHub provides a fairly comprehensive overview.
cinspect attempts to extend Python’s built-in inspect module to add
“inspection” for Python’s builtins and other objects not written in Python. It
uses libclang to parse C-code and indexes it to allow looking up the source
of the required objects, using an inspect-like API.
A Django powered site that aggregates blog posts of Recursers from all over the web. I’ve added a bunch of features to it, and am the current maintainer.
An Emacs minor mode for blogging to Wordpress that’s loved by many users for it’s ease of use.
An experimental Disqus-like commenting system that (ab)uses GitHub issues as the “database”.