About

Robin Hooda is a highly motivated and experienced Full Stack Software and cross-platform mobile app Developer with a passion for coding. He is currently working as a Full-stack Developer at Napses/MVPRockets, a fast-growing product studio company in India. Robin is responsible for developing the UI as well as backend APIs for Jiraaf, a fintech investment project. He has extensive experience in developing responsive pixel-perfect UI using Next JS and tailwind CSS, writing quality and scalable code, and doing code review for peer developers. Robin is also proficient in Test-Driven Development (TDD) using Mocha JS and chai JS. Prior to his current role, Robin worked as a Full-stack Developer where he was responsible for delivering end-to-end products from scratch. He has sound knowledge of product user experience and how to improve and enhance it. Robin has worked on Full Stack technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, ES6, React.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, and Redux. He has extensive knowledge in making responsive UI pages and restful API's and has used JWT for login/signup Authentication. Robin has also worked on progressive web applications (PWA) and has sound knowledge of deploying full-stack applications on various platforms such as netlify, heroku, vercel, etc. He has worked on Object Relational Mapping (ORMs) such as Mongoose and Sequelize. Robin holds a Post Graduate Program in Management from the Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad, and a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering from Jaya Prakash Narayan College of Engineering. He has also completed a Prograd MERN Stack from Face Prep and a Full Stack Development course from Neog Camp. Robin is proficient in various technologies such as Javascript, NodeJS, ReactJS, UI, Backend, Test, MongoDB, Frontend, Mobile, SQL, Software Engineer, AI, Typescript, and Web. With 2.70 years of relevant experience, Robin is a passionate and dedicated developer who is always keen to develop new skills and learn the latest technologies. He believes that the programmer who views himself as an artist will enjoy what he does and will do it better.