About

Anshu Mathur is a highly skilled Software Engineer with a background in Computer Engineering and Computer Science. Currently working at Intuit as a Backend Software Engineer in the Identity team, Anshu has gained 1.77 years of relevant experience in the field. Anshu's expertise lies in developing software using Spring Boot, Spring, Java, and Kotlin. Additionally, Anshu has experience in Object Detection, Deep Learning, and ML, making her a versatile software engineer. Anshu's education history includes a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from New York University and a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women. Before joining Intuit, Anshu worked as a Teaching Assistant at New York University, where she worked with Professor Matthew Campisi for the graduate course: Real Time Embedded Systems. Anshu is also an award winner for the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing (GHC) Systers award. She was amongst the 8 international students selected worldwide to attend the prestigious Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Technology held at Houston, Texas, United States in 2018 by winning the Anita B.org Moonshot Codeathon. Overall, Anshu is a talented Software Engineer with a passion for developing innovative solutions and staying up-to-date with the latest technologies. Her experience, education, and skills make her an asset to any team looking to develop cutting-edge software.