About

Harsh Sharma is a result-oriented Senior Android Developer with 7 years of experience in developing 7+ Android apps and numerous open-source projects. He is a runner-up in the App Hackathon organized by Ixigo in 2017. Harsh has expertise in Java, Kotlin, Dart, and Javascript, and has implemented various architecture patterns like MVC, MVP, and MVVM. He is proficient in developing Android apps from scratch to Play Store and has worked with RESTful and GraphQL APIs, databases like SQLite, Room, and ObjectBox, and location-based APIs like Google Maps and Google Places. Currently, Harsh is working as a Senior Android Developer at Jio, where he is developing the Jio Design System for Jio apps like My Jio, Jio Chat, and Jio TV. The Jio Design System is an UI library for XML and Kotlin-based Compose apps that provides custom UI components, shapes, themes, and typography. Harsh has also developed some plugins like Powerset and Theme Generator for devs productivity. Previously, Harsh worked as a Technology Analyst at Infosys, where he worked for Telstra client on My Telstra Android App and implemented an alternative to the already used AR SDK in the safe2Go app for British Petroleum, which saved around 1000+ $ annually. He also learned new Cross-Platform framework Flutter for iOS and Android Apps. Harsh has also worked as an Android Developer at Team Computers, where he developed an app named TeamWorks, making the employee's life hassle-free by removing the hassle of marking attendance through a biometric system. Employees can mark their attendance easily through this app. The app is currently used by all the employees (1500+) in Team Computers. Harsh has a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Computer Science Engineering from CT Institute of Technology, Shahpur. He completed his 12th Standard from C.J.S Public School, Jalandhar, Punjab, and his 10th Standard from the same school. Harsh's strengths include being a quick learner and willingness to adapt to new and changing situations. He is skilled in solving technical issues affecting Android apps and has expertise in cross-platform tech like Flutter, which can be used for Android and iOS apps. Harsh has used various testing tools like JUnit, Appium, Espresso, and Mockito, and tools like Android Studio, Postman, Visual Studio Code, Git, and Github. He has also