Somraj Saha

Experience

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  LearnAwesome.org

  Feb 2019 - Sept 2019

  Core Developer

  Learn Awesome is the brainchild of Nilesh Trivedi who wanted a better way to curate resources to homeschool his daughter. Inspired by a need for such a platform, we initially decided to curate self-learning resources like MOOCs, YouTube tutorials, blog posts, etc from around the Internet. The task wasn't easy as this project was to act as a central repository for anyone from any background to learn anything from playing to guitar to Data Science.Thus, Nilesh & me along with a couple of other contributors set towards gathering as many resources as possible from our fields of expertise. Accordingly, I helped gather resources for Data Science & Machine Learning making me the 2nd highest contributor to the project.Since then with the growing popularity on the project, we were forced to move the project from GitHub to its standalone infrastructure hosted at https://learnawesome.org/ but on a side-note, the project as well as it's source code is still open-sourced & available at https://github.com/learn-awesome Show less

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  MoveInSync

  Oct 2019 - Apr 2020

  Software Support Engineer

  MoveInSync designs & maintains a suite of SaaS products, the most widely used among all of them is the Employee Transport System(ETS), responsible for automating & safely optimizing employee transportation. As part of the Software Support team, coordination with between other teams ranging from the marketing to the development team was of utmost importance. Accordingly, I was tasked to maintain a smooth communication flow between the teams on the other side. Hence, it was a favorable opportunity for me to make the most out of my software skills as well as pick up additional skills in dealing with client-facing opportunities.Overall, the experience at MoveInSync was incredible for me as the company has just the right set of circumstances to improve both my soft & client-facing skills. Show less

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  Freelance

  Jan 2020 - Jan 2023

  Software Engineer

  Each tech business is unique in its own way & as a business-owner myself, I understand that better than anyone else. As such as a freelance software developer, I believe my clients should receive not just a piece of source code but a proper consultation as well.While working with me, I walk through each & every process of a specific decision made while writing a piece of software with the client. I do so to ensure they're onboard with me & are on the same page of the development process. This ensures, the business-owner's vision is respected & brought to light all while, the underlying source code of the business is robust & well oiled. Show less

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  Deepen AI

  Oct 2021 - Apr 2022

  Technical Writer

  Autonomous Vehicles(AVs) are the future of the automobile industry. And to make the industry safer & promote quality standards, Deepen provides a wide array of products to help calibrate AV sensors. I worked together with the company's marketing team to draft & publish some of the technical articles for the company blog. The blog is intended to act as an educational guide for those enterprises looking forward to maintaining their AV fleets. Check out some of the articles at: https://www.deepen.ai/blog Show less

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  Augwir Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

  Nov 2022 - Dec 2023

  Senior Software Engineer
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  Weburz

  Jan 2024 - now

  Chief Plumbing Officer

  Forget Silicon Valley, welcome to Silicon Alley! As Weburz's resident digital plumber, I keep our tech pipes flowing smoother than a freshly waxed fiber optic cable. My toolbox includes:1. A debugger wrench for tightening loose code2. Virtual drain snakes for clearing clogged data streams3. Cloud-resistant putty to patch those pesky security leaks4. A quantum plunger for dislodging stuck algorithmsWhen I'm not unclogging the tubes of the internet, you might find me:1. Pressure-testing new ideas until they're watertight2. Laying the pipework for our next big innovation splash3. Teaching interns the difference between a memory leak and a leaky faucetAt Weburz, we believe any tech problem can be solved with the right attitude, a good set of tools, and maybe a little duct tape. Just don't ask me to fix the office coffee machine - that's way above my pay grade!Remember: If it's digital and it's broken, I'm your go-to guru. No job too small, no bug too big, no byte left behind! Show less