Yash Mahajan

Represented the Computer Department students in academic discussions and decision-making. Reviewed curriculum updates and provided suggestions for CS/IT courses and lab improvements. Collected student feedback on teaching quality, assignments, labs, and exams, and presented it to the Board. Assisted in evaluating new subjects, electives, and technologies to keep the syllabus industry-relevant. Coordinated between students and faculty by communicating BoS decisions and academic changes. Worked with faculty to enhance learning resources, lab infrastructure, and overall academic experience.

Honoured to serve as the Computer Engineering Department Representative and contribute to making the department victorious in Vishwakarandak'25 after 15 years.

Built a Kafka-based load testing tool with multithreaded producer design, visual API test reporting dashboards, and a Reactive AI system for observability all from scratch. Developed predictive observability insights to forecast failures and help teams shift from reactive to proactive monitoring. Delivered multiple production-ready features, with several tools officially released during the internship. Achieved runner-up in the Citi Global Hackathon as part of Team Dreamers, leading product development, architecture, and live demos. Won the company tech debate as the youngest participant, competing against professionals far more experienced.

Led the Web3 vertical, overseeing the planning, execution, and delivery of blockchain-based projects and workshops. Mentored and guided a team of developers, helping them build decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contract solutions. Coordinated hackathons, webinars, and training sessions to promote Web3 knowledge and adoption among students.

Designed and developed decentralized applications (dApps) using blockchain technologies such as Ethereum, Solidity, and smart contracts. Implemented Web3 solutions integrating wallets, token transactions, and on-chain interactions for real-world use cases. Collaborated with a team of developers to build end-to-end blockchain projects, ensuring security, scalability, and performance.

Delivered a presentation at LinkedIn’s Mumbai office on strategies to improve LinkedIn Learning awareness among students. Organized campus initiatives that boosted student participation in LinkedIn courses by 30%. Promoted LinkedIn Learning resources through workshops, campaigns, and peer mentoring to enhance skill development and professional growth.

Developed an AI-based lesson plan generator to assist educators in creating personalized and efficient teaching plans. Designed and implemented machine learning models to analyze curriculum data and recommend optimized lesson sequences. Collaborated with a team to integrate AI solutions into the Eduplus platform, enhancing usability and automation for teachers.

Successfully completed over 20 projects for a diverse clientele, specializing in Android, Django, AI/ML, Python, and web development. Delivered tailored solutions from concept to deployment, exceeding client expectations through innovative problem-solving and exceptional quality.

I had the privilege of serving as the President of the Computer and IT Department during my diploma in Computer Engineering at GPP. It was a responsibility I embraced wholeheartedly and one I feel fortunate to have undertaken. Organized and managed a variety of departmental events, including e-gaming competitions, chess tournaments, cultural festivals, coding challenges, and tech events. Coordinated with faculty and students to ensure smooth execution of events, fostering teamwork and participation. Developed leadership, organizational, and event-management skills through hands-on experience.

Worked as a full stack developer in 6 week internship program at Dhrumi Technologies, the application developed https://youtu.be/9QtGIctgdns?si=VC9hiM5ZVodxOqrZ