About

Himanshu is a highly motivated Software Development Engineer with 1.86 years of relevant experience in the industry. Currently working at Razorpay, he is also associated with BrowserStack and OYO. Himanshu is a dynamic, quick, and effective learner who believes in doing and learning rather than learning and doing. He is always willing to take big risks to make a large impact and is constantly seeking innovative ways to make the world an easier place both technologically and socially. Himanshu's passion for innovation and learning is evident in his work experience. He has previously worked as a Software Engineer Intern at BrowserStack where he worked with an Ireland based team in the mobile division to revamp Appium deployment using NIX. He has also worked on Ansible scripts to install NIX on production and written server-side scripts for Appium packages in NIX. In addition, he has configured NGINX as a caching server in a container for storing these packages cache and serving to other machines. He has also solved several production tickets related to Jenkins. As an iOS Developer at Arachnomesh, Himanshu used the MVC architecture to develop the Channelier application, which focuses on inventory of grocery shops by salesmen. He used Sqlite to maintain a database for the app and Firebase to maintain login sessions. Himanshu's education background includes a Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology from the University School of Information Technology, where he will be graduating in December 2021. He also completed his Class 12th from Vivekanand School. Himanshu's technical skills include Software Engineering, testing, Jenkins, Ansible, iOS, Mobile, Kubernetes, MySQL, AWS, Backend, Golang, Docker, Microservices, and Android. His current role models are Ritesh Agarwal, Elon Musk, and Simon Sinek. Himanshu firmly believes in the quote by Thomas Szasz, "Every act of conscious learning requires the willingness to suffer an injury to one’s self-esteem. That is why young children, before they are aware of their self-importance, learn so easily, and why older persons, especially if vain or important, cannot learn at all."