As a Software Engineer at JPMorgan’s London office, I build on my background in Electrical and Computer Science Engineering from Delhi Technological University. I focus on full-stack development, machine learning, and agile practices, with hands-on experience in tools and languages like Java, Python, AWS, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, and React. I have previously interned at JPMorgan and Samagra as a Software Engineer, The University of British Columbia as a MITACS Globalink Research Intern, and IIT Delhi, Arizona State University and IIT Gandhinagar as a Research Intern. For my initiatives, I was awarded the Class of 1959 Scholarship by my university in 2020, Nutanix Advancing Women in Technology Scholarship in 2022, Micron URAM Global Scholarship in 2022, the Women in Product Scholarship 2021 by WiP, and Grace Hopper Conference Scholarship by AnitaB.org Institute in 2021. At JPMorgan, I work on creating innovative financial solutions by combining my skills in full-stack development and data engineering. I enjoy collaborating across teams, exploring new technologies, and finding ways to make workflows better. My goal is to deliver solutions that not only meet client needs but also make a real impact in the financial world. What drives me is my passion to grow the representation of women in STEM-related fields. I am a part of many globally recognized coding communities which actively work towards improving the diversity in the tech field and making it a more inclusive place. I aim to create equal opportunities in STEM fields by promoting diversity and inclusion. I'm the Lead at Women Who Code, Delhi, and have been working towards elevating the representation of women in tech.