About

Karandeep Bhardwaj is a growth-focused Full Stack Engineer with over 2 years of experience in agile environments. He is currently pursuing his Master’s degree in Applied Computer Science from Concordia University. Karandeep's core expertise includes product and solution development, testing and quality assurance, systems design and enhancement, data structures, and algorithms. He has a distinct ability to lead teams in designing, developing, and deploying high-quality, scalable, and reliable products, systems, and solutions. Karandeep's technical skills include proficiency in Java, Python, JavaScript, SQL, HTML5, and CSS3. He has hands-on experience with frameworks such as Django, React JS, Spring (Boot, MVC), and Junit. He is also well-versed in libraries like NLTK, Matplotlib, NumPy, Seaborn, and Pandas. Karandeep has worked with tools such as AWS, Git, Docker, Tableau, S3, EC2, and Route53. Currently, Karandeep is working as a Full Stack Engineer (R&D) at Tecsys Inc. where he is responsible for developing and deploying high-quality, scalable, and reliable products. Prior to this, he worked as a Full Stack Python Engineer at Bidgala, where he designed, developed, and maintained web pages and apps, ensuring usability, reliability, security, and scalability. He also created a forum, creating organic and fresh content, boosting customer engagement, and increasing user base by 25%. Karandeep has also worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Concordia University, where he aided in the development and delivery of a number of programming and web development courses. Karandeep is actively seeking an exciting opportunity to continue his successful record. He can be reached via email or telephone. His education history includes a Master's degree in Computer Science from Concordia University and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Chandigarh Group of Colleges. Karandeep's technical skills include SQL, AWS, Python, Seaborn, Django, Web, test, qa, Docker, Javascript, Pandas, Spring, Software Engineer, Backend, and ReactJS.