About

Aryan Jalali is a skilled software engineer and current Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science candidate at Columbia University. He has a keen interest in Computer Vision and Robotics, as well as Mobile and Web App Development. Currently, Aryan is working part-time as a front-end web developer using React JS at Hippo - Columbia Build Labs. He has two years of professional experience in Flutter application development from his work in GreetsApp and HealthBrahmi, and Java and Python programming from his internships in Verifone and Tata Trusts. Aryan is seeking opportunities to collaborate with different teams to explore the latest technologies and use them to solve real-life problems. He possesses a diverse skill set, including proficiency in programming languages such as Java, Python, JavaScript, C, HTML, and CSS. He is also experienced in Mobile App Development using Flutter, and Web Technologies such as React JS, Flask, Django, PHP, Node.js, and AWS. Aryan is well-versed in databases such as MySQL, MongoDB, and Firebase Firestore, and has experience with Google Cloud Platform, Alexa, GraphQL, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, MATLAB, and Git. Aryan has worked as a Software Engineer at Hippo - Columbia Build Labs, where he devised homepage and maps functionality for both mobile and admin frontend leveraging React JS. He initiated development of homepage in mobile side web app, including search functionality for restaurants, and filters - favorites, restaurants nearby, and currently open. Aryan also integrated OpenStreetMap on both admin and mobile sides, leveraging it to show all trucks in the vicinity to the user with other useful information. He designed direct payments page for food trucks by utilizing Stripe APIs. In the past, Aryan has worked as a Junior Software Developer at HealthBrahmi, where he created one mobile application for both iOS and Android in Flutter. He built a user interface based on provided designs and combined front-end with GraphQL APIs. Aryan initiated work on the app's authentication service by deploying Firebase Authentication API and maintained the entire codebase by separating user interface from business logic using repository architecture in Flutter. Aryan has also worked as a Software Developer at Zoob Labs, Inc., where he devised and tested "GreetsApp" for both iOS and Android in Flutter. He created the application's custom e-card creation's five functionalities for templated e-cards, doodling, adding pictures, videos, text, and/or GIFs. Aryan assigned