Pratik Vaidya

Pratik Vaidya has a strong background in software engineering and leadership roles. Pratik is currently working as an Engineering Lead at Cents, where they manage teams that build pick-up, delivery, and online ordering solutions for Laundromats and Dry Cleaners. Prior to this, Pratik worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Cents.

Before joining Cents, Pratik worked at Productiv as a Software Engineer II, where they designed scalable microservices and aggregation pipelines to analyze SaaS application engagement and organizational data. Pratik also developed a scalable workflow engine service to simplify code patterns and enhance logging capabilities. Pratik also worked as a Software Engineer at Productiv before being promoted.

Pratik has previous internship experience at Tableau Software, where they developed a natural language processing platform and resolved adoption blockers for Fortune 500 companies. Pratik also interned at Cerner Corporation, where they built applications using Django and Python to display data feeds and received recognition for an innovative prescription management application.

Additionally, Pratik has worked as an intern at Wellopp, where they designed web applications and APIs for patient data analysis, and at Eventcorp Services, Inc., where they automated data extraction and cleaning processes and implemented modern technologies in event analytics.

Pratik's earliest work experience was as an Engineering Intern at Caradigm, a GE Healthcare company, where they developed healthcare solutions and introduced risk-score algorithms to proactively identify high-risk patients and reduce healthcare costs. Pratik also collaborated with a multi-disciplinary team to inform product decision-making.

Pratik Vaidya has a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Science from the University of Michigan. Pratik also holds a Master of Engineering degree in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Austin. In addition, they obtained a certification as an Emergency Medical Technician from the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians in March 2015.