About

Hrishikesh Kadam is a Software Engineer with a passion for digitizing day-to-day life work to make human life easier. With 4.78 years of relevant experience, he is a quick learner and always ready to accept challenging work. Hrishikesh is currently working as a Software Engineering Analyst at Accenture, deputed at Google, Hyderabad, where he works in the Trust & Safety department to secure Android apps by reviewing them using Reverse Engineering. Hrishikesh has worked with various companies in the past, including Wadhwani AI and CodeToArt, where he has contributed significantly to open-source projects. At Wadhwani AI, he built an SDK for Cotton Farming Pest Management, integrated OpenCV-Android for image processing, and developed a Camera Library using Camera 1 API with features like guidance mask, auto continuous focus, flash off, and shutter sound. At CodeToArt, he worked on an open-source project called FolioReader-Android SDK and contributed to features like Last Read Locator, Horizontal Reading, Search feature, and Distraction-free reading. He also worked on bug fixing in an open-source project called r2-streamer-kotlin, which was used as a local server for EPUB parsing and page hosting. Hrishikesh has also developed a prototype of a chat app based on XMPP using Smack and an upcoming movies app recommended by Google using Android Architecture Components. Hrishikesh has a degree in Information Technology from Pune Institute of Computer Technology and a diploma in Computer Technology from Sinhgad Technical Education Society's Sou. Venutai Chavan Polytechnic (SVCP), Vadgaon/Ambegaon, Pune. He has also completed Android Developer Nanodegree and Android Basics Nanodegree by Google from Udacity. Hrishikesh's tech stack includes Android, AI, Flutter, OpenCV, Image Processing, Search, Selenium, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, iOS, Mobile, and UI. He is a Google Cloud Certified x 2 and has a Google Play Store account where he has uploaded several apps he has developed. Hrishikesh is also active on Stack Overflow and GitHub, where he shares his knowledge and contributes to various open-source projects.