I'm Aniket, a Software Engineer.
My work history and achievements timeline.
Gill Institute for Neuroscience
Aug 2025 - Apr 2026
Software Engineer – AI and Full Stack
Shipped AI features in Python and React (LLM APIs, data pipelines) from ticket to production on distributed systems handling millions of daily events. Improved reliability by 40% with code reviews and testing; used LangChain, RAG, and prompt engineering with product and QA in a research environment.
Indiana University
Aug 2023 - May 2025
Head Teaching Assistant
Led a team of junior TAs and delivered lectures on web technologies to 200+ students.
Marchup
May 2024 - Aug 2024
Software Engineer – AI and Full Stack
Shipped an AI support chatbot in Python and LLM APIs, improving retention 15% and supporting 5,000+ users with less human load. Refactored database queries to cut top errors 21%, query time 50%, and AWS cost at peak; delivered React and Python features end-to-end in Agile sprints to QA and release.
Freelance | Art Wood
Aug 2023 - Present
Full Stack Software Engineer
Built web applications and CMS solutions for 12+ clients, increasing their digital presence and user engagement.
Tech Hut
Jul 2022 - May 2023
Software Engineer
Built Python and Java REST APIs for 1,000+ daily users (12% better latency) and Docker/Kubernetes services that raised throughput 70%. Migrated to Spring Boot (40% faster responses) with JWT and RBAC; shipped React and JavaScript in designer-led sprints with reviews and automated QA on release.
Here's a quick intro about me and what I love to do
First Year: Stepping In
My undergrad journey in Computer Science and Engineering began with a bang! I was elected Class Representative, which meant I got to know everyone and help shape our class experience. Even more exciting, I landed my very first web development project—my introduction to the world of real-world coding.
Second & Third Year: Exploring New Horizons
The next two years were all about exploration. I dove into the stock market, picked up graphic designing, and even tried my hand at video editing—all while keeping up with my core studies. These years taught me how to balance learning with curiosity and creativity.
Fourth Year: Gearing Up for the Future
My final year of undergrad was a time to focus. I doubled down on my studies and secured an internship, getting a taste of the professional world and putting my skills to the test.
Masters Degree: Leveling Up
During my Masters, I worked as a Teaching Assistant—helping others learn while deepening my own understanding. I also took on a part-time job as an IU catering server, which taught me a lot about teamwork and time management. These years were all about growth, both academically and personally.
