Harsharn A.

Harsharn A. has a diverse work history in the field of software engineering.

From 2011 to 2014, Harsharn served as a Graduate Student Researcher and Teaching Assistant at the University of California, Los Angeles. In this role, they taught JavaScript, Python, and MATLAB to undergraduate and graduate students, enhancing their understanding of computational research and genomics. Harsharn also made significant contributions to the field by implementing and improving Scanning Tunneling microscopy (STM) image analysis algorithms in MATLAB and VASP, optimizing defect and barrier detection by singling out atoms on the surface to analyze electronic properties.

In 2015, Harsharn joined GE Digital as a Senior Software Engineer. While there, they engineered data visualization components with JavaScript and D3.js, allowing for the aggregation of 150+ airlines' client data and increasing data recency for executive reporting by 2 weeks. Additionally, Harsharn optimized page load times by 20% through the development of JavaScript and Node.

After leaving GE Digital in 2018, Harsharn joined Visa as a Senior Software Engineer. While at Visa, they led full-stack development for a critical VisaNet application using JavaScript, Angular, and Java. This application facilitated the flow of $7 trillion dollars annually through VisaNet. Harsharn also played a key role in developing an application for code quality metrics and standards using React, resulting in 25% fewer defects logged and increased development efficiency. Furthermore, they implemented secure coding standards and minimized security issues by incorporating CheckMarx into their development lifecycle, which shortened iteration cycles by 10%.

Most recently, in 2020, Harsharn is working as a Senior Software Engineer at Seer. No specific details regarding their responsibilities or achievements at Seer are provided.

Harsharn A. completed a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree at UCLA in 2011. Following that, they went on to pursue a Master of Science (MS) degree at UCLA, which was completed in 2015. The field of study for both degrees is not specified.