Sanjeet Pal

Software Engineer
Full Stack Developer
Entrepreneur

About Me

I'm Sanjeet Pal, a software enginer living in Toronto.

Results-oriented, energetic, highly motivated and passionate person with a strong foundation in software engineering and programming principles across multiple platforms.

I have computer science degree from Punjab Technical University and my Postgrad Certificate in Cloud and Big Data from Lambton. I love creating, programming, launching, learning, cooking and hiking.

Besides that, Co-Founded AgriTech startup and worked up on various SaaS application in India which got listed in Top 100 startup companies of India under the Make in India program by the Indian Government in 2019.

  • Age 25
  • Residence Toronto, Canada
  • e-mail i@sanjeet.me

What I Do

Code

Write beautiful and understandable code using object oriented approach along with suitable software design pattern.

Design Architecture

Experienced in designing application architecture from scratch after taking requirements from the user.

Resume

Experience

2021 - Current
Business Blvd Inc.

Software Engineer

• Designing and developing a platform for the collaboration of student community
2018 - 2019
Wanteet Inc.

Software Engineer

• Designed and implemented the AI Chatbot platform that provide concierge services to the businesses.
• Developed AI Chatbot that can answer frequent queries, booking an appointment, collect prospect information and much more.
• Implemented various OAuth2 Single Sign-On integrations such as with Google and Facebook credentials.
• Designed and implemented the integration to synchronize prospects to Zoho and Salesforce CRMs.
• Developed various CRM extensions for the Zoho Marketplace.
2017 -
Humawings Pvt. Ltd.

Lead Developer

• Co-Founded AgriTech startup in India which got listed in Top 100 startups of India under the Make in India program by the Indian Government in 2019.
• Developed, Designed and Launched the Dairy Saathi – a SaaS application to help dairy businesses to track, manage and deliver farm produce.
• Developed and designed the Feed Navigator – SaaS application an ERP system for the cattle feed business management.

Education

2020-2021
Lambton College in Toronto

Cloud Computing with Big Data

Post Grad. Certificate

2014-2018
Punjab Technical University

Computer Science and Engineering

Bachelors

I have worked till now with these.

Programming Languages

  • JavaScript
  • Node.js
  • Typescript
  • Angular
  • PHP
  • C++
  • Java
  • Python

Cloud Platforms

  • Amazon Web Services
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Digital Ocean

Databases

  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • DyanmoDB
  • SQLite
  • Google Firestore

Other Tools & Technologies

  • Dockers
  • Git
  • Slack
  • OAuth2
  • Rest APIs
  • Trello, Asana
  • Webserver - Nginx, Apache
  • Bash Scripting
  • OS: Windows, Linux, Mac

Certificates

First Aid/CPR/AED Level C

Something for humanity.
2020

Pro Projects

SoundCloud Audio

SoundCloud Audio

SoundCloud
Media Project 2

Detailed Project 2

Detailed
Vimeo Video 1

Vimeo Video 1

Vimeo Videos
Media Project 1

Detailed Project 1

Detailed
Mockup Design 1

Mockup Design 1

Mockups
YouTube Video 1

YouTube Video 1

YouTube Videos

My Fun Projects

Dairy Saathi SaaS

Blog

4 Mar 2021

Set Up Rbenv Revisited

I have been working on setting up a new operating system distribution. I took some time to test out a...
28 Feb 2021

Find records missing an association with `where.missing`

You can’t prove a negative, but what about querying a database for a negative? While the majority of...
4 Mar 2021

Using Next.js Preview mode with Strapi CMS

This article is a loose continuation of 'How to trigger a Next.js rebuild from Strapi CMS' - as the w...
3 Mar 2021

Rails 6, Bootstrap 5 : a tutorial

Content was originally posted here. Bootstrap 5 is highly customisable and delightful when you need...
25 Feb 2021

5 habits every developer should adopt!

If you found value in this thread you will most likely enjoy my tweets too so make sure you follow me...
2 Mar 2021

The k-th Lexicographical String of All Happy Strings of Length n

It is important to always strive for the best time complexity when solving algorithm problems. I rece...
4 Mar 2021

Finally a CSS-only solution to create masonry layouts

hold on! the below feature is experimental and can be tested only on Firefox The specification of CS...
3 Mar 2021

Exposing sequential IDs is bad! Here is how to avoid it.

Article originally posted on my personal blog: How not to expose your primary keys When working on L...
4 Mar 2021

Getting started with React

React is an open-source, front-end JavaScript library for building user interfaces or UI components....
1 Mar 2021

Nevertheless, she coded: Katsuko Saruhashi

From early computers, to wartime inventions, the beginnings of the internet and beyond. Women have al...
4 Mar 2021

How Long Does It Take To Learn Java If I Know JavaScript?

Knowing several programming languages is trendy today and I am often approached by my students with requests like “How long does it take to learn Java if I know JavaScript?”, I’ve decided to write an article covering that topic.
4 Mar 2021

Voice Recognition with Tensorflow

While I'm usually a JavaScript person, there are plenty of things that Python makes easier to do. Handling voice recognition with machine learning is one of those things.
4 Mar 2021

A Plea, an Apology, and a Passing Reference to Batman

I’m old, white, and male. This has affected my life in a number of ways. I’ve experienced the birth...
4 Mar 2021

Amazon Redshift ML - Machine Learning in SQL Style (Part-1)

Machine learning(ML) is everywhere, you look around, you will see some or the other application is...
4 Mar 2021

Creating beautiful command-line interfaces in Python

Photo by Ryan Quintal on Unsplash In this tutorial, we will create a Python package called starfox w...
4 Mar 2021

The Importance of Community

The first time I realised how special tech communities were was when I started teaching web developme...
4 Mar 2021

primitives vs objects in JAVASCRIPT : mutability

Knowing how things behave is really important in programming as it gives a better understanding of th...
10 Sep 2020

Gradle Build Cache Node Replication in Android

NOTE: To achieve build-cache node replication, you need to have an instance of Gradle Enterprise runn...
4 Mar 2021

How I built a Simple Sprint Dashboard with AWS Amplify

This article first appeared in Hashnode Intro This is how I built a simple sprint dashboa...
4 Mar 2021

Beyond "Hello World": Zero-Downtime Deployments on Kubernetes

Today, I'd like to offer an approach that will allow most organizations to proceed with zero-downtime...
4 Mar 2021

Singly Linked Lists Implementation in JavaScript and Python

What is a Linked List? A linked list according to codementor is a data structure that can...
4 Mar 2021

Intro to Express, Templating and API's (EJS, Handlebars, Mustache, Pug)

Express is by far the most popular backend web framework in the NodeJS world. It is a right of passag...
4 Mar 2021

An Easy git Workflow

One of the things we do at All Around the World is apply the Pareto Principle: 80% of your results st...
1 Mar 2021

Nevertheless, Pachi Coded in 2021!

Hello freeends! This is one of my favorite time of the year here on Dev.to! I get to read from other...
3 Mar 2021

Less is more; simplify your React code to super power your applications - part 3

This is the third article in a series covering different strategies to simplify your React applicatio...
3 Mar 2021

Relearning C++ (Part 01)

Intro & Disclaimer Lately, I have been relearning some code that I taught myself a whi...
15 Feb 2021

Using UX and Performance Measures on My Club's Website

With the ever-growing jungle that is the web, the need for web design standards only grows with it. G...
1 Mar 2021

Static Typing in Ruby 3 Gives Me a Headache (But I Could Grow to Like It)

It kinda sorta works—with several asterisks. Hence the reason it took me so long to even write an article about Ruby 3 typing. I think I'm onboard with where this is all headed, but we have a ways to get there.
2 Mar 2021

JavaScript Should Be Your Last Resort

JS Is Your Hammer When working on modern frontend web development, using your favorite fra...
28 Feb 2021

Re-writing then/catch to async/await

There are two main ways to handle asynchronous code in JavaScript: then/catch (ES6), and async/aw...

Contact

Toronto, Canada

i@sanjeet.me

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