About

Abir Pal is a Software Engineer currently working at Codiga. He is passionate about building better developer experience and tools. Abir has an interest in improving user experiences, generating, analyzing, and improvising on meaningful data, and solving scaling problems. He has spoken at various conferences including Carnegie Mellon University, UC Berkeley, and Georgia Tech on API Designs. Abir has also been featured by Postman Inc and has been a guest speaker at Postman Conference. He is an organizer of API Hacks and an MVP at SAWO Labs. Abir is a Major League Hacking Fellow and a Gold Student Ambassador. He has worked with various tools in his contract works and open source including Python, Programming Windows, and Mac Binaries, NestJS, NextJS, AWS Route 53, IAM, Ethereum, Solidity Programming, Postman, Docker, TravisCI, Jenkins, Linux, VSCode, Shell, MongoDB, API Designing and Architecture, Typescript at scale, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, Git, Docker, VS Code, Azure Web Apps, Airtable API, Material-UI, Interplanetary File Service System. Abir has worked with Affinidi as a Software Engineer Intern. He was the first Software Engineering Intern from the India Region. He worked with NextJS and AWS at Scale and developed and maintained Affinidi Certified Development Platform (Full Stack including Deployment and E2E Testing). Abir closely worked with senior security and staff security engineers and implemented security configurations at various API Endpoints including OWASP. He has written secure code and closely worked with AWS Cognito and AWS EKS. Abir has also worked with Atom EI as a Full Stack Software Engineer. He was responsible for Architecture and code new features with his amazing highly talented team and mix of junior developers and senior developers from Google and other Big Techs. Abir has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Chandigarh University. He has relevant experience of 0.77 years. Abir's GitHub profile and Twitter handle are https://github.com/imabp and https://twitter.com/imabptweets, respectively.