Ayush Khandelwal — Software Engineer

Greetings! 👋 I am currently working at LinkedIn with Brooklin team. In the past I've spearheaded the Experience Team at Unacademy. In this role, my primary focus was on elevating the user experience for our end users. We were committed to enhancing user retention by ensuring a seamless learning experience, whether it's engaging with live classes or accessing past ones. Our efforts extended to simplifying content discovery, creating a one-stop portal to facilitate users in completing their educational journey. 🚀 Tech Enthusiast: I thrive in a tech-driven environment, and our core tech stack at Unacademy reflects that. We leverage Django and Go as our programming languages, employing a diverse set of technologies including Kafka, Databases (RDS & NoSQL), ElasticSearch, Redis, Celery, Serverless (Lambda), CDN networks, and Distributed systems. Our production deployments adhere to K8s architecture, ensuring scalability and reliability. 🛠️ Prior Experience: Before joining Unacademy, I contributed as a Software Developer at Samsung Research Institute, Bangalore. My responsibilities included managing the backend of a Programmatic Ad Platform utilizing the JAVA framework VertX. Additionally, I delved into building Recommender Systems using ensemble approaches, incorporating Content & Collaborative Methods. I have hands-on experience with Big Data technologies such as Hadoop & PySpark, and I am proficient in deploying large-scale web solutions on the AWS platform. My tasks also involved Text classification, Natural Language Processing, and implementing state-of-the-art Deep Learning Models. Let's connect! I am passionate about technology, education, and the exciting challenges that come with them. If you share similar interests or would like to explore potential collaborations, feel free to reach out. 🌐✨

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Backend-focused Software Engineer in the EdTech and Advertising technology sectors.

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Experience: 8 yrs 2 mos