STEM.org | Educational Research
Arshil Jain is a Quantum Computing Researcher at IBM since May 2019, with involvement in the Qiskit Global Summer School focusing on Quantum Machine Learning. As a Student Digital Ambassador for STEM.org and a Team Leader for XPRIZE since March 2021, Arshil demonstrates a commitment to educational outreach and innovation. Serving as President and Founding Member of the Innoventors Club since March 2018, Arshil plays a key leadership role in fostering creativity and collaboration. Experience as a Bot Developer for Discord in August 2019 highlights technical expertise, while ongoing education at Utrecht University and University College Roosevelt emphasizes a strong foundation in Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, and related fields, following a High School Diploma in Physics from Bal Bharati Public School Pitampura.
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STEM.org | Educational Research
North American Industrial Classification Codes (NAICS) 611430, 611710, 611699 & 923110 Partners = ABB, BYJU'S, Nike, Eastman Kodak, FlashForge, Generation Esports, Newsweek, Kano, Disney, Hasbro, Play-Doh, Rubik's, Learning Resources, The NBA, hand2mind, Staples, UBTECH, Geomagworld SA, Pilot Corporation of America, Elenco Electronics, Magformers, The New York Times, PicassoTiles, Merge Labs, UGears, Main Event, etc. STEM.org is the longest continually-operating, privately-held STEM education research and credentialing organization in America. Since 2001, its leadership has assisted with key initiatives that have been critical to the overall growth and proliferation of the movement, including early work on the 2005 STEM Congressional Caucus. Its team demonstrates the best in pedagogics, supporting the world’s top brands, organizations and thousands of educators globally. Through an extensive collaborative effort, STEM.org has worked closely with researchers, a community of instructors, administrators, non-profits/NGO’s and schools to establish a highly-effective set of STEM benchmarks. The best-practices and subsequent outcomes of this decade-long initiative have led to the original and most trusted STEM micro-credentialing framework: STEM.org Certified™ (for people), STEM.org Accredited ™ (for programs) and STEM.org Authenticated™ (for products). STEM.org Certified™ is now available online in collaboration with Staples, Inc., supplying both formal and informal educators with classroom-tested content to help them build sustainable STEM initiatives in virtually any environment. Whether addressing deficiencies in after school programming or the development of a new yearlong course, STEM.org has reduced the need for costly textbooks, by providing the most economical and only blockchain-encrypted, training solution on the market. It includes hundreds of easy-to-follow activities, available to anyone interested in teaching STEM in their community.