Syed Sami Ahmed Sami Jagirdar
Software Engineering Student
Edmonton,AB
Summary
Professionally driven and technically-astute Software Engineering student well-versed in analyzing user needs and developing software to precisely meet diverse needs. Demonstrates mastery of multiple programming languages and proactively keeps up with industry trends. Driven to wear many programming hats to contribute to software development needs.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
2
2
years of post-secondary education
Work History
Coop Researcher
LIMDA, University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
05.2022 - Current
- Researcher for the Laboratory of Intelligent Manufacturing, Automation and Design in the Mechanical department of the University of Alberta
- Created reports related to Safety in 3D Printing and Plastic Recycling using 3D printers
- Automated the process of taking pictures of a 3D printed part during the printing process between each layer of print. This was done in Python using OpenCV and sending API requests to the 3D printer web interface.
- Created educational and promotional videos of research projects in the lab. DaVinci Resolve software was used for editing.
Software Team Member
ARVP, University of Alberta
09.2021 - Current
- Autonomous Robotic Vehicle Project (ARVP). Collaborating with a team of eight on the software development for the Arctos robot
- Currently working on an Onboarding Computer Vision task on a land-based AI JetBot enabling it to detect objects based on colour and size
Backend Developer
HackED 2022, University of Alberta
01.2022 - 01.2022
- Courseberta Web-app, Developed a web application (Courseberta) with 5 teammates for UAlberta students to connect and learn and ask questions about their courses
- Worked on the backend (Python) and helped with formatting on the frontend (Html)
- Finalists for the competition and placed Top 8 overall (69 teams in total).
Developer
HackED Beta 2021, University of Alberta
11.2021 - 11.2021
- Developed the game, Cards against Humanity in Python with 1 teammate, played in a shell terminal.
- Added the functionality for the user to create and store themes (as objects) in the game to facilitate replayability
Mentor
Future Creators Club, University of Alberta
09.2021 - 12.2021
- Mentored a group of five school students in using a Raspberry Pi; particularly using the Pi-hole application as a DNS sinkhole to block advertisements.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Computer Engineering, Software Option
University of Alberta
09.2020 - Current
Timeline
Coop Researcher
LIMDA, University of Alberta
05.2022 - Current
Backend Developer
HackED 2022, University of Alberta
01.2022 - 01.2022
Developer
HackED Beta 2021, University of Alberta
11.2021 - 11.2021
Software Team Member
ARVP, University of Alberta
09.2021 - Current
Mentor
Future Creators Club, University of Alberta
09.2021 - 12.2021
Bachelor of Science - Computer Engineering, Software Option
University of Alberta
09.2020 - Current