Aditya Mantri

Aditya Mantri started their work experience in 2016 as a System Engineer at Tata Consultancy Services, where they developed RESTful web services in Java using Spring Boot. Aditya worked on implementing the Agile Methodology and collaborated with frontend developers to send and interact with data.

In 2020, Aditya joined Amazon Lab126 as a Software Development Engineering Intern. Aditya worked on designing and implementing a data storage system using AWS technologies for efficient searching. Aditya also developed the frontend using React, Redux, and TypeScript to display filtered data.

Aditya then worked as a Student Associate at Honda Research Institute USA, Inc. in 2020-2021. Aditya designed, developed, and deployed the frontend using React and JavaScript, providing data visualization, filtering, and data processing capabilities to support machine learning algorithms. Aditya also worked on schema design to optimize data and metadata storage and created a platform for exporting filtered data.

From 2021 to 2022, Aditya worked as a Software Engineer at Argo AI. Aditya developed the frontend in React and TypeScript and the backend in Kotlin for the ArgoWatch application, focused on troubleshooting vehicles remotely. Aditya contributed to building features like real-time diagnostics, live status, and remote actions for troubleshooting steps.

Currently, Aditya is employed at Gradient AI as a Senior Software Engineer starting from 2023.

Aditya Mantri completed their education at various institutions and obtained additional certifications. Aditya started their education journey by pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Medi-Caps Institute of Technology & Management Rau, Indore from 2012 to 2016. Following this, they enrolled at San Jose State University from 2019 to 2021 and earned a Master of Science - MS degree in Computer Software Engineering. In addition to their formal education, Aditya also obtained certifications such as "Docker for Developers" from LinkedIn, which was obtained in February 2020, and "React.js Essential Training" from LinkedIn, obtained in September 2019.