I'm an ardent Software Engineer currently pursuing a Master of Science in Computer Science at California State University, East Bay. With a strong foundation in computer science and two years of hands-on experience in software development, I bring a versatile skill set to the table. Skills: - Programming Languages: React, Bootstrap, Python, JavaScript, Java, HTML5, CSS, .NET, PHP, SQL - Technologies and Tools: Django, Flask, GraphQL, GitHub, AWS, XAMPP, Postman, Visual Studio, VS Code, Pipelines - Methodologies: Scrum, Kanban, Test Driven Development, Pair Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms, Code Reviews My professional journey has taken me from startups to renowned tech giants. During my Software Development Engineer Internship at Amazon Web Services, I worked in a cross-functional team to deliver weekly updates to a user base exceeding 10,000. Notably, I spearheaded the migration of a legacy vendor service application to a new portal, notably reducing operational costs and enhancing user experience. My toolset includes React, GraphQL, AWS, and VS Code, among others. As an Associate Software Engineer at Nerdpine Solutions, I crafted a highly-rated Login Page Module and boosted operational efficiency by 25% through innovative data visualization and analysis modules. A UI revamp using Antd library in React led to a 15% increase in customer engagement and satisfaction. This role allowed me to further strengthen my React, AntD, Git, and VS Code skills. My journey into the software engineering realm began with a Full Stack Developer Internship at NSIC, where I designed and developed a Movie Ticket Booking application, ensuring data security and user-friendly transactions with .NET, HTML/CSS/JS, and Microsoft SQL Server. Beyond my professional work, I have made valuable contributions to the academic and tech communities.. At GMRIT, I implemented secure login systems, streamlining administrative tasks for both students and faculty using JavaScript, React JS, and Django Framework. Additionally, I've held leadership roles in student organizations, such as serving as a Theory of Computation Grader and Open Lab Student Assistant at CSU East Bay and acting as the Web Master for the Association for Computing Machinery, GMRIT Student Chapter. My commitment to excellence, passion for software development, and dedication to continuous learning drive my pursuit of impactful projects and collaborations in the world of technology. Contact Details: Email Id:pchodey@horizon.csueastbay.edu