About

Rishti Gupta is an upcoming Amazon SDE who has gained valuable experience in the technology industry through her internships and education. She is currently working as an Amazon SDE Intern, where she is responsible for developing a full-stack project with AWS and JavaScript. Her project involves implementing a custom resource schema deployed on the cloud formation console of AWS and developing create, delete, list, and update handlers for the same, allowing machine configurations to be manipulated and recorded in the DynamoDB database. She has also implemented APIs for all CRUD operations using JavaScript in the front-end and invoked the respective back-end controllers, which wired up to the custom-designed handlers for configuring the machine specifications in the DynamoDB database. Prior to working at Amazon, Rishti interned as a Software Engineer at IBM, where she developed an open and highly extensible structure to manage business partner and supplier relationships. She also built a continuous delivery platform for IBM that provides detailed visibility into the integration and deployment process. Additionally, she implemented sandboxing by building an API that provides the client to load a custom jar file into a protected system where only users with special permissions are allowed to access the files. Rishti has also served as a Coordinator for Jazbaat- The Dramatics Society and Co-Coordinator for Aavartan- The Dance Club at the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design, and Manufacturing, Jabalpur. She holds a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design, and Manufacturing, Jabalpur, and a Master's degree in Computer Science from Arizona State University. With her 2.78 years of relevant experience in software engineering, AWS, JavaScript, CI/CD, Integration, Java, Frontend, Backend, and DevOps, Rishti has proven to be a valuable asset to any team she works with. She is passionate about technology and is always eager to learn and explore new areas in the field.