Ali Hashemi

Ali Hashemi has a diverse work experience in the field of software engineering. Ali started their career at the University of Southern California, where they worked as a Software Engineer in the USC Michelson Center. There, they built a patient-facing React Native Android application called CancerBase for a cancer-based clinical trial. Ali also conducted research on the compatibility of health devices and created an IoT kit for patients to use during the trial. Additionally, they utilized FitBit's API to collect health-related data from patients.

After their role at the University of Southern California, Ali joined ChopDawg.com as a Software Engineer. Ali developed three separate iOS and Android applications using React Native and integrated various APIs such as Google Maps, Coinbase, and Stripe. Ali worked closely with product managers and designers, ensuring the release of consistent builds on TestFlight to provide clients with high-quality products.

Following their time at ChopDawg.com, Ali worked at American Express as a Software Engineer. During their tenure, they focused on developing software and contributed to projects for two years until 2021.

Ali then joined Amazon as a Software Engineer, where they worked for six months until December 2021.

Currently, Ali is employed at Harmonic Labs as a Software Engineer, starting in December 2021. No end date is provided for this role at the time of this summary.

Overall, Ali has a strong background in software engineering with experience in developing mobile applications, integrating APIs, conducting research, and utilizing different programming languages and libraries.

Ali Hashemi completed their high school education at Calabasas High School from 2011 to 2015. Following this, they pursued a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Business Administration at the University of Southern California from 2016 to 2019. Before attending the University of Southern California, Ali also spent a year at Franklin University Switzerland in 2015, but it is not specified whether they obtained a degree or pursued any specific field of study during that time.