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Software engineer · India

I build developer tools, web apps, browser games and ML models.

I interned at Amazon, GeeksforGeeks and CSIR-NISCAIR, taught data structures at Coding Blocks, and I compete in programming contests.

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5 star highest rating, 2021
Projects
11 on GitHub
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  • C++
  • Python
  • JavaScript
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • C
  • PHP
  • Node.js
  • React
  • Git
  • GitHub
  • Express
  • Handlebars
  • GitHub API
  • GitHub OAuth
  • scikit-learn
  • pandas
  • Jupyter
  • MongoDB
  • SendGrid
  • Heroku
  • Mapbox API
  • Weatherstack API
  • yargs

01Selected work

Things I’ve built

Four projects in depth, then everything else. Each one links to its source on GitHub.

More projects

07 entries

02About

IwriteC++forprogrammingcontestsandJavaScriptfortheweb.Ibuiltanonlinecompilerforsixlanguages,atoolthatcompilesaGitHubrepository’scodeonline,aSudokucheckedbyabacktrackingsolverandafewsmallgames.IinternedatAmazon,GeeksforGeeksandCSIR-NISCAIR,andhelpedmorethan500studentswithdatastructuresatCodingBlocks.

Portrait of Himanshu Aswal

Himanshu Aswal

India

500+

students helped with data structures at Coding Blocks

3

internships, from a research lab to Amazon

5,000+

lines each of C++, Python and JavaScript, by the résumé’s count

03Experience

Where I’ve worked

  1. Jan 2022 to Present

    Bangalore, India

    Software Development Engineer Intern

    Amazon

  2. Jul 2021 to Jan 2022

    Noida, India

    Member of Technical Staff Intern

    GeeksforGeeks

    Worked on the organisation’s C++ content: reviewing raw articles from the writing team, debugging their programs and optimising the published code.

  3. Aug 2020 to Feb 2021

    Delhi, India

    Teaching Assistant

    Coding Blocks

    Helped students understand data structures and algorithms; cleared doubts and debugged code for more than 500 students.

  4. Jul 2019 to Aug 2019

    Delhi, India

    Research Intern

    CSIR-NISCAIR

    Built a human-activity recognition system in Python using logistic regression, aimed at recording athletes’ activity and at human-computer interaction.

04Competitive programming

Contest results

Results from the résumé, as of January 2022. Solutions are on GitHub.

CodeChef rating

5 star

Highest rating, 2021

Rank

165of 12,000

Code Kaze ’21, final round

Rank

164of 9,000

CodeChef July Lunchtime 2020

Rank

112of 5,456

HackerEarth February Circuits 2021

  • 237 / 20,000 in the Code Kaze ’21 qualifier
  • 263 / 5,648 and 495 / 5,446 in HackerEarth’s March and April Circuits 2021

05Contact

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