About

Jasmine Sodhi is a passionate and versatile computer science graduate student at USC, with a strong background in software engineering. With over 2.5 years of experience in the field, she has worked with top companies such as PhonePe and Metvy, where she developed mobile apps for both Android and iOS platforms. Jasmine is an aspiring full-stack engineer with a practical approach to problem-solving, and a passion for creating user-friendly applications. Jasmine's professional skills include React Native, JavaScript, Redux, Java, and User Experience (UX) Design. She is also proficient in Spark, TypeScript, Search, and UI design. Her experience in building real-time chat and video call capabilities using Gifted Chat and QuickBlox APIs, and integrating React Native Localization, Firebase analytics SDK, and Amplitude, have honed her skills in creating high-quality and engaging mobile apps. Currently, Jasmine is working as a Research Intern at CSI-Cancer, USC Michelson Center Convergent Science Institute in Cancer. She is also pursuing a Master of Science degree in Computer Science, with a focus on building her skills in full-stack development. Prior to this, she completed her Bachelor of Technology degree in Computer Science from GGSIPU in 2018. Jasmine is a hard-working and analytical engineer with a "get things done" approach. She is passionate about hackathons and loves to work on new and exciting projects. In her free time, she enjoys watching re-runs of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. With her strong technical skills and practical approach, Jasmine is a valuable asset to any team, and she is excited to continue building her career as a full-stack engineer.