I am Sarvesh Bhatnagar, an individual with great interest in coding & research. If you would
ask me
to describe myself in 3 words I would say, "inquisitive, growth-oriented, coder". A detailed
explanation for
why is given here
I have a strong inclination towards learning something new, my specialty lies in burnishing my abilities, leading a group of people evident in the organization formed by me and my peer named Project Drive, Teaching and getting things done.
Ongoing Works:
I joined Amazon as Full time SDE right after completing my internship, on October 2022 based on my performance during internship. This was not CO-OP but Full time SDE.
I got opportunity to contribute in the following areas:
1. Campaign Metadata Management & Toolings
2. Insights Aggregation for 3p Data Intake
3. Notification Service
4. ML Infrastructure for Marketing and Ads of Amazon (Automation, Deployment tools & Serving)
5. Evaluation of Creative Compliance for Media (LLMs)
6. Flexible Authorization & Authentication system
Designed and developed OS3 (Open-Source Serverless Search), a novel search system for discovering relevant and cost-effective serverless functions from large open-source ecosystems. The approach improves precision by combining keyword analysis with library usage, and filters results based on software license and execution cost.
Implemented in Python and evaluated on 5,900+ repositories across four major serverless platforms, OS3 significantly outperformed existing solutions in real-world use cases.
This was an exciting and amazing experience. I got to learn so much just in the span of 2 and half month! Amazon in general focuses on their Leadership principles a lot and rightly so! My main growth areas were thinking backwards (Customer Obsession), Insist on highest standards, Biased for action and Learn and be curious. Furthermore, the culture you get when working at Amazon is very beneficial to your growth: Your Manager, Mentor and Co-workers are all rooting for that and guide you towards being your better self. I would definitely recommend everyone who get a chance to actually strive for SDE at Amazon because it is one of the best company to work at when taking your growth into consideration. You just learn a lot. BTW, I am returning at Amazon this October. Also, some of the other interns are really smart as well. (Always remember, if you feel that you are the smartest in the group, you are in the wrong group!)
before joining the University I have been in talks with Prof. Zheng Song for about 4 months, we discussed on various topics such as API's, API recommendation, Serverless Computing, Serverless Computing related to Edge, Edge Computing, Serverless Computing Investigation and so on...
Currently I am a Research Assistant under his guidance and I hope to work on topics relating to serverless Computing and Edge Computing.
I also volunteered for SPLASH2021 conference. Its a top tier conference for software engineering that provided me with a great experience to learn new things and interact with different people and understand their research.
Ongoing Works:
I worked with Prof. Nitin Choubey on this paper and published it in a journal namely Social Network Analysis and Mining with citescore of around 4.0 Given that, In this paper we talked about a framework that can be used for understanding overall interests given a topic, which might help with a better perspective on micro and macro view.
Published a paper titled, A Review of common approaches to sentiment analysis and community detection.
This paper discusses some of the commonly used methods for sentiment analysis along with community detection. This was something we came up while working on our final year project that deals with generating group of individuals based on their common sentiments.
I became a director of a Technology Startup in India named as RevoltronX. I am currently responsible for its web development. Working in a growing startup will provide me with the opportunity to learn more and further my skills.
Project Drive is my dream organization, which I along with my peer started for cultivating interest, skills, and inquisitiveness of its members.
Project Drive as of now consists of an excellent team working on 5 different projects, and have completed 1 project so far. This organization currently consists of 27 active members.
I like to teach hence I started doing the same in the form of Podcast, namely Code Logic. In Code Logic, I discuss various algorithms and also talk about different domains in computer science.
During the tenure, I taught a batch of 60 first year students how to code in C++. Aside from that I was also a part of organizing fun coding events in our college as a part of CSI.
I became a member of IAENG (International Association of Engineers).
I like to indulge in topic's which I like, Linked list intruigues me and so I thought about it a bit and ended up with publishing a research paper on indexing techniques for linked list.
I love to teach and to code so during my 2nd year of Btech, I started a blog for the same purpose : namely Introduction to algorithms (www.introtoalgo.com)
It all starts somewhere... my journey starts after 12th result in which I was the college topper in Computer Programming Subject, I thought lets give it a try...