Rajesh Kumar

Machine Learning Intern

InfluXify - The Influencer Marketing Growth Partner

Co-Founder

LinkedIn

Influencer Marketing

Kantar

Senior Programmer

Programmer

Jobshalaa

Human Resources Manager

Founder & CEO

Coding Wallah

World's Best Coding Community- Coding Wallah

Your Career

ITVersity, Inc.

Data Engineer Intern

Internshala

Hamari Pahchan is an NGO which gives a platform to the deserving people from across the society. The team is filled with a will to contribute towards the society at large, focusing on making people happier and fill it with chances of success.

COVID-19 Crowdfunding (Open Positions - 999)

The training program consisted of Introduction to Machine Learning, Python for
Machine Learning, Machine Learning Life Cycle, Data Exploration and Manipulation, Build Your First Model,
Evaluation Metrics, k-NN, Selecting the Right Model, Linear Regression .

I have completed this internship with 100 marks .

TCS-iON Digital Manufacturing Solution

Python With Django

Software Engineer | Sharing content on AI Tools, prompts, Programming, Web Development, and Remote Jobs | Open for Collaborations

As a Software Engineer at Kantar, I work with AI and ChatGPT to create innovative solutions for data analysis and visualization. I have also developed multiple tech blogs on Your Career, a platform I founded to introduce students to different IT domains and help them find genuine job opportunities. 

In addition, I am the founder and CEO of Jobshala, a community that educates and supports students across India who are looking for off-campus IT or non-IT jobs. I am passionate about helping busy founders and CEOs to build their personal brand on LinkedIn, and I have grown my own following to over 138k+. I use my expertise in Python, Django, and LinkedIn organic growth marketing to create engaging and informative content for my audience.

Founder

Kigen

◦ Working in the Tools Team where we designed and maintained software for eUICC/SIM profiles
◦ Upgraded OS configurations to enhance system performance as per evolving requirements
◦ Investigated and resolved critical ASN.1 discrepancies, ensuring accuracy within the system
◦ Proactively identified and rectified validator profile errors. 
◦ Effectively managed and resolved multiple priority bugs and enhancements

Software Engineer

YouTube

I started my journey as a YouTuber from January 2021 , with an intention to help other students in their journey of placement preparation . I have made many videos related to programming , aptitude , reasoning and other related stuff. 

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Content creator

Brillio

Worked as a Java Developer for Client: Verizon Communications.

Roles/Responsibilities:

Implementation of new REST Endpoints in the Controller layer 
Ensured the end-to-end flow from the controller layer to the service layer to the DAO layer
Implement new test cases using JUnit and Mockito Framework and ensure the proper code coverage.
Used Sonarqube to resolve Major, Critical, and Blocker Issues.

Software Development Engineer

Nagarro

• I worked on a client project based on Adobe AEM.
• As an AEM form developer, I was involved in form structuring, writing code and logic for the specific fields, debugging, and testing.

Tech Stack : Java , JavaScript , AEM

Associate Engineer

I was assigned Java Technology during training at Nagarro. During the training, I learned about multiple programming languages and frameworks, and carried out hands-on work on it.

Software Trainee

OnlineStudy4u

Programming Teacher

Dataaspirant

As technical content writer at Data aspirant , I explored and read about several topics related to AI and ML. After a getting a proper understanding of the concepts , wrote them in my own words . 

Here's some of the articles written by me , hope you'll find them informative and interesting. 

FIVE MOST POPULAR UNSUPERVISED LEARNING ALGORITHMS : https://dataaspirant.com/unsupervised-learning-algorithms/

FIVE KEY ASSUMPTIONS OF LINEAR REGRESSION ALGORITHM : https://dataaspirant.com/assumptions-of-linear-regression-algorithm/

SEVEN MOST POPULAR SVM KERNELS : https://dataaspirant.com/svm-kernels/

Technical content writer

datamahadev.com

As technical content writer at DATAMAHADEV, I explored and read about several topics related to AI and ML. After a getting a proper understanding of the concepts , wrote them in my own words . Here's some of the articles written by me , hope you'll find them informative and interesting.

Explaining Lasso and Ridge Regression : https://datamahadev.com/explaining-lasso-and-ridge-regression/

Complete Analysis of Gradient Descent Algorithm : https://datamahadev.com/complete-analysis-of-gradient-descent-algorithm/

Assumptions of Logistic Regression : https://datamahadev.com/assumptions-of-logistic-regression/

Content Writer

Camp K12

Coding Instructor

As a software engineer with 2 years of experience, I have expertise in programming languages such as Java, C++, and Python. My focus is on developing efficient and scalable software solutions using frameworks like Spring and Spring Boot. I'm also proficient in working with databases like MySQL, which enables me to manage data effectively. With strong attention to detail and a commitment to delivering high-quality software solutions, I am confident in my ability to meet the needs of clients and stakeholders.

Email :- awasthisaumya51@gmail.com

Saumya Awasthi

Ever had an app idea that felt exciting in your head but impossible to build?

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You open your laptop, set up the environment, fix one dependency and then ten new ones appear.
And that spark slowly fades away.

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For someone who loves experimenting with side projects, that felt freeing.
Because most ideas don’t fail due to complexity, they fade because starting feels hard.

This made starting feel simple again.

If you’ve got an idea sitting in your notes app, maybe this is your sign to finally build it.
I’ve been using Replit lately, and it’s made the process surprisingly fun.

You can check it out at : https://shorturl.at/xwkr5

Senior Software Engineer | AI & Tech Content Creator | Career Growth Storyteller | Featured in Times Square | Open to Collabs 🤝

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Everyone is talking about AI agents.

But no one talks about how painful they are to set up.

Too many tools.

Too many security risks.

And no visibility once they go live.

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After 4+ years as a Senior SDE, I still see so many Java devs stumble in interviews… 

Even after solving 300+ LeetCode questions 😓

See, cracking coding rounds isn’t just about DSA. It's about how well you know Java itself.

When I started prepping for my last switch, I realised most top tech interviews focused on:

🔸 Deep understanding of OOPs, Collections, and Exception Handling
🔸 JVM internals like GC, memory model, and class loading
🔸 Concept-based MCQs that test actual Java logic
🔸 Java-specific coding patterns (not just arrays & strings)
🔸 Real-world use cases and pressure-based thinking

But here’s the real challenge:
→ Most prep resources don’t reflect what interviews actually ask.
→ YouTube videos lack structure.
→ Blog posts miss depth.
→ And GitHub lists are rarely updated.

And because of these challenges → You blank out in the interview when the question format changes. 😥

But if you want to avoid that, prep smart. Practice the kind of Java problems that actually show up, and revisit those forgotten core concepts.

And if you want structured support with mentorship, check out Bosscoder Academy.

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They’ve helped 2200+ engineers crack top PBC roles through:
💡 Structured curriculum to help you master DSA, System Design, and AI
💡 Real world, AI-powered projects & 24/7 doubt-solving
💡 Leadership skills for Senior roles with 1:1 mentorship from industry experts
💡 Resume reviews, mock interviews, and 100% job switch support.

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If I could give you just 1 piece of advice before your Senior SDE interviews… I’d say this 👇

Learn Java. And learn it well.

Not just for interviews. Not just for coding challenges. But because it teaches you how to think like an engineer.

When I started out, I treated Java as just another language to get through interviews.

But working across products and now as a Senior SDE, I’ve realised Java has been the backbone of almost every system I’ve ever built.

Here’s why it’s still a solid bet for experienced engineers 👉

✔️ Strong foundation in object-oriented thinking: The way classes, interfaces, and design principles fit together shapes how you approach any large system.

✔️ Scalability & reliability: From Spring Boot microservices to high-traffic APIs, Java forces you to think about performance, memory, and clean abstractions.

✔️ Enterprise strength: Security, logging, transaction handling… all the pieces you need when real users depend on your code.

Tech stacks will keep changing. 

But the engineering discipline I learnt through Java, writing clean, testable, maintainable code, has stayed constant.

Even today, reviewing a complex backend or designing a new service, I lean on the same fundamentals I picked up years ago.

Investing in the right skills, and having a clear prep path, makes all the difference.

If you’re a mid/senior engineer looking to grow into leadership roles at top PBCs, give EVOLVE a shot, built for SDEs with 6+ YOE by Bosscoder Academy.

🔗 Explore EVOLVE here: bcalinks.com/UcLgIxG

They’ve helped 2200+ engineers crack top PBC roles through:
💡 Structured curriculum to help you master DSA, System Design, and AI
💡 Real world, AI-powered projects & 24/7 doubt-solving
💡 Leadership skills for Senior roles with 1:1 mentorship from industry experts
💡 Resume reviews, mock interviews, and 100% job switch support.

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I almost broke production when I was a fresher.

That brief moment of silence before the alerts start coming in.
Your heart sinks, your mind races, and you promise yourself you’ll fix the setup once everything is stable again.

The truth is, setup has always been the part we quietly dread.
It’s rarely the logic that slows us down. It’s the endless configuration that surrounds it.

Recently, I tried Replit Connectors, and it genuinely felt like a reset.

Here’s what stood out to me:
• You can connect tools like Notion, Slack, HubSpot, Dropbox, and Google Drive directly inside Replit
• No API keys to manage, no OAuth setup to fight with
• Just log in, build, and focus on what actually matters

The speed honestly surprised me.
Ideas that usually took hours to wire up started working in minutes.

And it doesn’t stop there:
• Build complete apps using natural language
• Access hundreds of AI models from top providers
• Import Figma designs and turn them into live apps
• Even code from your phone whenever an idea hits

Sometimes the best tool isn’t the one that adds more features.
It’s the one that quietly removes the pain points.

Check here 👉 https://shorturl.at/xwkr5

I forgot how to code.

At least that’s how it feels some days.

After using tools like Copilot, Cursor and Claude Code for more than 1.5 years, the way I work has changed so much that I barely recognise it.

Before AI, coding felt clear.
We understood our logic, we remembered why we wrote something, and debugging made sense because everything came from our own thought process.

Now it’s different.
If suggestions don’t appear, my mind literally pauses.
Code I wrote last week feels like someone else wrote it.
And half the time I can’t separate my ideas from the AI’s suggestions.

It feels like slowly, without realising, I’ve outsourced my thinking.

And that’s the part that makes me think:
Am I able to review AI’s code only because I learned to think before AI came in?
If this feels confusing for us, what about the developers learning with AI from day one?

The speed is amazing.
The productivity is real.
But sometimes I wonder if we’re building faster while understanding less.

AI is exciting and a little scary at the same time.
And I’m still trying to find the balance.

You are not a fresher, so stop preparing like them.
Their Interview is not even close to your Interview
Grow beyond 15-20 LPA Skills for top MNCs
So, start thinking like an engineer.

When I started as an SDE, most of my work was debugging configs and writing quick fixes.

But once I moved into tools & OS configuration, I realised something important:
 🔹 SOLID isn’t a theory — bad design breaks entire pipelines.
 🔹 Debugging is engineering — understanding system behaviour matters more than syntax.
 🔹 System Design is the real differentiator — senior roles test architecture, not speed.

If you’re in the 1–5 YOE phase and want to break out of repetitive dev tasks → into high-impact engineering roles, start focusing on engineering depth, not just coding.

That’s why I recommend Meritshot for developers looking to grow faster:

📍 System Design from real industry cases
📍 DSA for product-company interviews
📍 1:1 mentorship & end-to-end job switch support

For anyone looking for a structured course while working full-time, I've personally found the Meritshot Software Development curriculum very helpful.  

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They have helped professionals switch to top companies with their structured courses meant only for working professionals with mentors from MAANG companies.

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I didn’t relocate for my first job
I chose work from home
and it surprised me how much clarity it brought into my life.

At the beginning, I kept questioning myself.

Will I miss the exposure people talk about
Will my career grow slower
Will a remote start affect future hikes
Am I taking a safe route instead of a bold one

These thoughts stayed in my head for months.
But the reality turned out different from what I imagined.

Being close to family
saving hours of travel
saving money
and still having enough mental space to learn and grow
made more difference than any city could.

I’m not saying WFH is perfect
I’m saying it worked for me
and sometimes choosing what brings stability is smarter than chasing what looks loud.

Career growth is important
but so is a life that feels balanced and peaceful.

Everyone’s path looks different
and it’s okay if yours doesn’t fit the typical metro-city narrative.

Imagine going from a 6 LPA offer → an interview invite for a Senior SDE role at Google… Impossible right?

Well, it’s true, AND it happened to me!

My first role was as a junior developer.
And by the time of my second switch? A senior SDE interview invite from Google.

The journey in between has taught me what real growth looks like.

And honestly, the skills that got me my first job weren’t enough to help me crack the second.

Like many engineers, I thought the path to growth was simple:
→ Solve tougher DSA problems.
→ Get faster at coding.
→ Wait for the next promotion.

But once I started preparing for senior roles, I realised, growth at that level looks very different, & here’s what I’ve learned 👇

🔹 DSA is only the baseline. 
Everyone at that level can solve problems. What matters is how you reason about trade-offs & write scalable solutions.

🔹 System Design is the game-changer.
It’s not just about coding anymore, it’s about designing resilient, distributed systems that can handle millions of users.

🔹 Real-world impact matters.
Clean, production-ready code and communication that shows clarity of thought, that’s what interviewers look for.

Looking back, I wish I had a roadmap built specifically for senior SDEs, something to help me bridge the gap between strong coding skills & strong engineering judgment.

That’s why I recommend Bosscoder Academy’s EVOLVE Program, designed esp. for SDEs with 6+ years of exp. preparing for senior roles.

🔗 Explore EVOLVE here: bcalinks.com/p5ESTbF  

They’ve helped 2200+ engineers crack top PBC roles through:
💡 Structured curriculum to help you master DSA, System Design, and AI
💡 Real world, AI-powered projects & 24/7 doubt-solving
💡 Leadership skills for Senior roles with 1:1 mentorship from industry experts
💡 Resume reviews, mock interviews, and 100% job switch support.

#growth #career #sdeprep #jobswitch #systemdesign #leadership #collab

My PMS starts with crying at tomato prices and ends with me forgetting basic math.

So tracking dates? Impossible.

When Instamart reminds me that my cycle is around the corner, I’m able to build myself a small survival kit - painkillers, chocolate, heat patches.

It feels like I’m meeting my future self halfway.

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