About

Prashant Kumar is a highly skilled Software Development Engineer with over 3 years of experience in the industry. He is currently working at Amazon as an SDE1, where he is responsible for developing and maintaining software applications using a variety of programming languages and tools. Prashant has a strong educational background, having completed both his graduation and post-graduation from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. He has a particular passion for programming and is highly skilled in Data Structure and Algorithms. In addition to his professional work, Prashant has also completed several projects in web development, building APIs, and Data Science, including both Machine Learning and Deep Learning. He has also completed an internship as a Software Developer at KonnectDoc in Noida. Prashant has worked for several other companies in the past, including HCL, where he served as a Senior Software Engineer. He has also worked as a Software Engineer at KonnectDoc, where he developed an end-to-end business solution for the digitalization of doctor's handwritten medical prescriptions. He used Google Vision API for handwriting recognition and OCR, extracted useful information like patient's name, contact number, follow-up date, medicines with the help of NLP libraries, and custom-made spell checker. He also created a REST API using Flask to be consumed by the application on the production server and scraped data for making API and various business purposes using BeautifulSoup and Selenium. Prashant is highly skilled in a wide range of programming languages and tools, including Python, Java, Flask, NLP, Selenium, SQL, ECS, Scikit, Javascript, and Pandas. He is also experienced in Spring, Web, Spring Boot, and Mobile Integration. Outside of work, Prashant enjoys playing cricket and table tennis, as well as mentoring students of school and university. Overall, he is a highly skilled and dedicated Software Development Engineer with a strong educational background and a passion for programming.