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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Individual endorsement
Very well done!
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Individual endorsement
Excellent. His capacity to learn with respect to new software, is the same learning curve that he will have employed with "life issues," as well. I know this from my very positive experiences with respect to his character. Abu is a fine young man. Perhaps from his humility, he did not list everything that he learned, including the application of the languages app..
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Recent projects
Development of 4 Websites (Students select which one to work on)
My company, Global Alternative Investments, is a financial services firm that has two broken websites that need to be rebuilt. The sites were created in WordPress and are to be rebuilt in the same fashion.One of the brand new sites relates to the marketing of a book The structure of the site, including all of the text, was created before the work was lost by regrettable mishap, though the text exists and everything is fresh in my own memory on how to recreate the book's site. Requisite competencies include the need to be able to work with translation software and, preferably, though not necessarily, book cover design.The fourth site will also be transactional and include a video instruction on how to remove a "level-10" migraine, as I call it.
Retirement Income Calculator for Startup
Development of a Canadian Retirement Income Calculator for WealthcopilotProject OverviewCategory:Â Software Development, Financial Planning ToolsSkills Required:Â Software development (JavaScript/TypeScript, Tailwind CSS), financial analysis, user interface design, version control, documentation.We are looking for 3-5 students to collaborate on this project together.GoalsThe primary objective of this project is to develop a comprehensive Canadian Retirement Income Calculator for Wealthcopilot using JavaScript/TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. Preferably, the development should utilize Svelte/SvelteKit, but this is not mandatory. This tool will help users estimate their retirement income from various sources, including the Old Age Security (OAS) pension and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement benefits. Students will gain hands-on experience in software development and financial planning, contributing to Wealthcopilot's mission to empower DIY investors with essential tools.Learning OutcomesDevelop practical skills in software development using JavaScript/TypeScript and Tailwind CSS.Gain experience in creating user-friendly interfaces for financial tools.Understand the integration of government-provided financial information into user-centric applications.Enhance problem-solving and project management skills through real-world application development.
Work experience
Technician
Sheraton Cavalier
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
April 1 - September 1
• Performed annual inspections on 200+ HVAC systems, ensuring operational efficiency and compliance with safety standards.
• Learned to communicate effectively with coworkers and other departments on shared tasks in a fast-paced work environment.
• Utilized my skill as a software engineer to assist my managers automate tedious tasks such as monthly scheduling and visualization of yearly budget.
Education
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science
University of Toronto
September 8 - Current
Personal projects
1on1
December 7 - Current
https://github.com/tanverzahed/1on1• Developed multiple features in React, enhancing efficiency by 30% through integration with Tailwind for streamlined design implementation and improved user experience.
• Established server-side infrastructure with Django Rest Framework, integrating PostgreSQL database for optimized data management and performance.
• Utilized Docker for streamlined deployment of the application, ensuring consistent performance, and enhancing collaboration efficiency.
Byte Brillance
September 7 - February 6
• Developed a software solution to streamline the process of reading scientific articles for beginners.
• Performed 100+ potential user data collection through interviews, surveys, and naturalistic observations to further understand the problem.
• Analyzed user data to get an insight into many effective solutions which we used to come up with a Low fidelity prototype.
Rogap
September 8 - February 1
https://github.com/CSC207-2022F-UofT/course-project-rogap-game• Worked in a large team to develop a 2D roguelike game using MVC design pattern and SOLID principles.
• Designed smooth animations for characters and map layout using tools such as Figma. Then, implemented them using Java.
• Published and maintained multiple features (i.e., collision, movement) in GIT while keeping a steady workflow.