YASH YADAV

1050 E 8th St, Tucson, AZ 85719

+1(520) 891-7952 ● yashcr7@email.arizona.edu EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (B.S.) January 2014-December 2016

(Minor in Mathematics)

University of Arizona Tucson, AZ

GPA: 3.5

Wildcat Excellence Scholarship award

COMPUTER SKILLS

Languages: C, C++, Java, Python, HTML5, JavaScript, Objective-C, Swift, SQL

Frameworks: Django(basic), AngularJS(basic)

Databases: MySQL, Amazon’s DynamoDB

PROJECTS https://bitbucket.org/yashy/

Disease Mapping Application January 2015

The application mined data from Twitter and Yelp based on keywords. The users were classified into one of

the 17 relevant categories by analyzing their activity (tweets).

Created an iPhone application using Objective-C that displayed diseases of people of the San Diego on the

map by fetching data stored in DynamoDB. Also implemented MapReduce using EMR on big-data stored in

Amazon’s s3.

The application along with its Web App gained recognition from Sunquest in Hackathon 2016-HackArizona.

Dropbox Application August 2015

Dropbox App-based service (in python) that automatically compresses files stored in Dropbox. This service

was implemented using GAE, GAE push Queues, AWS EC2, AWS SQS and Dropbox application.

Pokémon Game December 2014

Made a Pokémon game in Java with a playable character (trainer) and several Pokémons. Threads were used

for simultaneous motion of the Pokémon and the trainer was controlled by the user (keyboard input).

EXPERIENCE

Software Development Co-op, IBM May 2016 – Present

TSM Spectrum Protect/Storage Team: Gained experience in storage management software and systems

administration in a distributed, enterprise environment.

Debugged critical issues and fixed numerous bugs.

Updated components (in Java), which improved the overall performance of the project while adding new

functionalities, like autonomous testing for the Software Test Team.

Teaching Assistant / Section Leader August 2015 – Present Object-Oriented Programming and Design [CS335]

Systems Programming and Unix [CS352]

Introduction to Discrete Structures and Algorithms [CS345]

Held a weekly one hour discussion to go over key concepts

Answered students’ questions in Office hours and through email/piazza

Helped students in debugging their program

Graded assignments by writing grading scripts that ran against students’ submissions

Student Developer January 2015 – December 2015 Residence Life, University of Arizona Tucson, AZ

Developed and maintained the residence life websites using Drupal by creating and updating nodes.

AEGIS (Biocomputing facility at the University of Arizona) Tucson, AZ

Member of a team that developed an open source GIS application to create Spatial Data Infrastructure for

department’s internal use.

Improved the readability of the files by converting all geotiff and shp files to csv file format.