Yash Nadkarni
Software Developer / Tester
Developed a full stack web application for a Sandwich Shop Franchise in a team of 2
Implemented various functionalities such as user login, admin privileges, add to cart and order history [Check Here]
Created a database host application with a GUI where users can search, view, add, update and delete contacts [Check Here]
Extracted and analyzed key features affecting the fuel economy of a vehicle from raw sensor data and developed a scoring system to evaluate a driver based on their performance during the trip
Published a research paper regarding this project [See Paper]
Implemented Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machines and K Nearest Neighbors classifiers [Check Here]
Analyzed a dataset for sentiment analysis and loaded a pre-trained BERT model with a custom output layer [Check Here]
Developed a model to classify different types of traffic signs [Check Here]
Developed and modified automation test cases using Selenium in python for the UI of Truecall (RAN Software). Resolved defects and reported errors on the client side code
Developed a machine learning model to predict the supply of donated blood in a particular location. Performed statistical analysis, handling outliers, missing data and evaluation of machine learning models
Created a web application where students can give an online examination. Implemented Model View Controller architecture in C# with Microsoft SQL Server at the backend and HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX and Bootstrap at the front
Studied the concept of functional programming using the Gofer programming language. Gained in-depth knowledge about formal languages and computation
GPA: 3.7 / 4
GPA: 8.95 / 10.00
From the very beginning, I was obsessed with the idea of solving practical problems through software. I initially started to code in C/C++ and then dove into more robust languages like Java and Python. I am currently pursuing Masters in Computer Science at UT Dallas. Throughout my course, I have participated in numerous coding competitions and hackathons eventually even winning a few. I interned at 4 companies with the purpose of understanding how software projects are carried out at an industrial level.
As my graduate course is near completion, I have realized that there is a lot of stuff out there regarding software development which I have yet to learn. I am on a mission to solve complex problems and I am confident that my coding skills will enable me to do so.