Aniket Chakraborty

I am a recent Computer Engineering graduate with a keen interest in full-stack development. I have had the opportunity to work on a variety of exciting projects and gain valuable industry experience throughout my academic journey. These opportunities have spanned from developing cutting-edge machine learning algorithms to developing scalable software solutions.

Engaging in such projects has not only expanded my technical prowess but has also honed my ability to write clean and efficient code, design comprehensive tests, and create meticulous documentation.

A team player at heart, I thrive in collaborative environments where open communication and collective problem-solving are valued. I love working alongside talented individuals to tackle complex challenges.

One of the main reasons why I love software development is that it allows me to learn something new every day. I enjoy exploring new programming languages and experimenting with new frameworks through personal projects whenever I can.

When I'm not coding, you'll find me on the basketball court, experimenting in the kitchen, or dabbling with poetry and creative writing.

With a strong background in computer engineering and a range of valuable experiences, I have developed a solid foundation as a Software Developer. As a Software Engineering Intern at Macrohealth, I designed and implemented a data obfuscation flow and contributed to the development of FHIR reconciliation functionality, resulting in increased client acquisition. My role as a Machine Learning Research Intern at The University of British Columbia allowed me to create a deep learning algorithm, leading to improved data generation accuracy and reduced training time.

Additionally, my work as a Teaching Assistant showcased my ability to effectively communicate and collaborate in an educational setting. These experiences, combined with my proficiency in various programming languages and technologies, make me well-equipped to excel in a Software Developer role.

I recently graduated from The University of British Columbia with a degree in Computer Engineering