About

Harshita Sharma is a seasoned Software Engineer with a diverse range of skills and experiences. She is currently working as a Senior Developer and Mentor at Prepbytes, where she has mentored over 1000 undergraduate, graduate, and working professionals in MERN stack development. Harshita has also been responsible for managing external part-time mentors and designing the syllabus, building daily assignments, weekly MCQ assessments, and developing major projects. Additionally, she prepares students for interviews by providing interview-related questions, helping them with their communication skills, and taking their mock interviews. Prior to her role at Prepbytes, Harshita worked as a Product Engineer at Asksid.ai, where she designed and developed multi-lingual chatbots, developed UI for bot window on the Client's website, and deployed it on multiple channels. She also worked on refactoring the codebase by creating a centralized repository and a configuration system to handle multiple clients. Harshita has also worked at Mindtree, where she developed web projects containing Drag and Drop functionality based on Redux library, Single page application using Browser Router from React Routing, Integration with database using Axios, Styling of the website using Material-UI, Multi-user role access, JWT Tokens, and deployment on Azure. She also has experience in creating APIs using Node.JS using Express framework with MongoDB. Harshita's educational background includes a B.Tech in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Jaipur Engineering College & Research Center, a Senior Secondary degree in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from Central Academy Senior Secondary School, and a Secondary degree from the same institution. Harshita's technical skills include ReactJS, MongoDB, Redux, NodeJS, AI, Azure, Frontend, ML, Integration, Search, SQL, SVM, Backend, test, MySQL, and Spring. With 4.87 years of relevant experience, Harshita is a highly skilled and experienced Software Engineer with a passion for mentoring and developing the next generation of developers.