Jayant Sani

Jayant Sani has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Jayant began their career as a Ballperson at the US Open Tennis Tournament from 2010 to 2012. In 2013, they founded iCard, where they created an iPhone application for social media business cards. Jayant then worked as a Lead Engineer at IDEO NY Hacks: Waste in 2014, where they developed an iOS application called Treasure Match to address excess waste in NYC.

In the same year, they interned as an iOS Intern at Handybook, where they developed a Cocoapod and a standalone Handybook Movers app. Jayant also added internationalization to the Handybook iOS app, expanding its reach to Toronto, Montreal, and London. Jayant continued their iOS internship at RapidSOS in 2014, contributing to the development and bug fixing of an emergency call application.

In 2016, they worked as a Software Engineering Intern at Lyft on the Passenger Experience Team, primarily focusing on server implementation for scheduled rides. Jayant joined Snap Inc. in 2017 as a Software Engineer, and later in 2018, they joined Store No. 8 as a Senior Software Engineer. At Store No. 8, they led architectural design and implementation of various systems, managed microservices, and reduced catalog reproject and reindexing time.

Since 2019, Jayant has been associated with Radar, initially as a Senior Product Engineer and later progressing to Senior Technical Product Manager and now serving as the Lead Technical Product Manager. At Radar, they contributed to building location-aware app experiences and managed product development and strategy.

Overall, Jayant has gained significant experience in software engineering, product management, and entrepreneurship throughout their career.

Jayant Sani began their education at Great Neck North High School, where they studied from 2009 to 2013. Following their high school years, they pursued higher education at Harvard University from 2013 to 2017. At Harvard, they were a candidate for an A.B. Degree in Computer Science. In 2015, they also participated in a study abroad program at Università Ca' Foscari Venezia through the Harvard Summer School, where they focused on Art History and Natural Philosophy & Ethics.