Passionate Software Engineering graduate student at The University of Texas at Dallas with 5 years of hands-on experience in software development, and solutions architecture across global tech companies.
Open to roles:
Email:
nikhilhegde81@gmail.com
Address:
Dallas, TX (willing to relocate)
Relevant Coursework: Data Structures and Algorithms, Advance Software Architecture, Object Oriented Programming, Advance Requirements Engineering, Software Testing and Validation, Web Programming Languages
Relevant Coursework: Java Programming, Introduction to C++
Java | Springboot | Twig | FullStack
Led the development and maintenance of a Java Spring Boot web application for scheduling, managing mentor-led classes, and tracking student registrations and attendance.
React JS | Node JS | PWA | Accessibility
Developed and and led a front-end team to build a Web App for State Farm's 100forGood initiative, which helps the agents and employees of State Farm, to record their acts of good celebrating the 100th anniversary of the company. The app is built using React JS, Node JS, and Springboot with accessibility features to ensure inclusivity.
React JS | Node JS | MongoDB | Pyspark | Microsoft Azure APIs
Developed an automated reporting dashboard for Inmobi's Demand Side Platform (DSP) using React JS, Node JS, and MongoDB. The dashboard integrates with Microsoft Azure APIs to fetch campaign performance data, enabling real-time reporting and analytics for advertisers. It features advanced data visualization techniques to present key metrics and insights.
React JS | AR.js | Firebase
Developed an Augmented Reality (AR) shopping experience using React JS and AR.js, allowing users to visualize products in their environment before purchase. The project integrates Firebase for real-time data storage and user authentication, providing a seamless shopping experience.
React JS | JavaScript | HTML5 | CSS3 | Accessibility
Developed an accessible calendar component for React applications, ensuring compliance with WCAG 2.1 standards. The component supports keyboard navigation, screen readers, and high-contrast themes, making it usable for all users, including those with disabilities. It is available as an open-source package on npm, allowing developers to easily integrate it into their projects.