Sher Sanginov

Sher Sanginov has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Sher started their career as a Software Engineer (Android) at Nextdoor in 2020, where they worked on the world's largest social network for neighborhoods, facilitating local conversations and community building.

In 2021, Sher joined CodePath.org as a Facebook University Android Mentor. In this role, they mentored students from underrepresented communities in an immersive internship program at Facebook, providing hands-on experience in mobile development and guidance throughout the program.

Prior to that, Sher worked as a Technology Summer Analyst at Morgan Stanley in 2019. Sher developed a web app using AngularJS and Java to automate the classification and extraction of information from client documents, resulting in more accurate document processing.

In the same year, Sher also worked as a Cybersecurity - Tech Fellow at CodePath.org. Sher contributed to cybersecurity initiatives, although the specific details of their role were not provided.

Before their professional career, Sher gained experience as a Full-Stack Student Software Developer at Berea College from 2017 to 2019. Sher designed and developed web applications that significantly improved administrative workflow at the college, saving faculty and staff hours of work. Sher also had a software developer internship during their time at Berea College.

In 2018, Sher interned as a Machine Learning Intern, NLP at Berkeley Lab, focusing on natural language processing. Sher further demonstrated their passion for the tech industry by organizing the first-ever "KhujandHacks" hackathon in their home country of Tajikistan, with the support of Major League Hacking, during a leave of absence from college in early 2018.

Overall, Sher's wide-ranging experience showcases their technical skills, mentorship capabilities, and passion for community engagement in the technology field.

Sher Sanginov attended Berea College from 2015 to 2019. During this time, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science.