Gitesh Sawariya

This web application provides a college-ready portfolio to students and is integrated with a platform to teach live online classes to multiple students in real time.

The platform has a lot of features to make the class highly interactive between students and the teacher. Students can create their profiles and showcase their skills, projects, and achievements. Several leaderboards are also maintained for students.

The complete website is integrated with analytics to track every activity of a student or a teacher and collect all the data required to measure performance and improve user experience. All of the website’s assets are optimized for best performance and minimum load time.

I led the development of this project along with a junior developer, architecting it from scratch. I played every role while being there, from testing the product with kids and teachers to helping them resolve technical issues. My previous experience in business development allowed me to set up the complete sales funnel of the project for better customer reach and support.

Defhawk is a web application designed to help students and professionals improve their cybersecurity skills.

This platform hosts Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions for colleges and companies worldwide. Anyone can sign up and participate.

The competitions also have a live chat feature for communicating with other participants and the moderators. A real-time leaderboard shows each participant's current score and rank.

The competition, chat, and participants were managed completely from an admin panel that I also developed.

A marketplace to purchase physical asset-backed NFTs.

It allows users to connect their wallets with the platform and purchase digital assets over Ethereum smart contracts. Users can also add eth balance to their wallets using this platform, which then can be used to purchase an NFT here or anywhere else.
After a successful purchase, the NFTs appear in their collection on the platform.

A scheduling app with a calendar for hospitals to view and manage daily appointments.

Hospitals can assign and manage doctors' shifts working in multiple branches and clinics and mark their attendance and breaks. Appointments can be updated in real time according to patients' arrivals and departures.

I am leading the front-end development of this product all by myself.

An online play store for students to practice and publish machine learning and AI apps.

Students can make applications using the platform's cloud functions. They can test and deploy their intelligent applications on the actual platform and share them with everyone. The platform supports all the apps deployed on it and runs them smoothly.

I performed the full-stack development of this product all by myself. In about a month, this product was launched and ready to be used at the company's coding boot camps.

A Stack Overflow-like web application that allows blockchain developers to ask and answer each others' questions.

All users get upvotes and downvotes on their questions and answers and, with every vote, their points increase or decrease. A ranking system is maintained to motivate developers to interact more.

This project was something the company wanted to try at their upcoming workshop. I successfully developed and launched it all by myself under a rigorous deadline of three weeks.

An online marketplace of courses where parents or students can browse and buy according to their time preferences.

Users can make an online purchase using credit or debit cards and other payment methods. A copy of the invoice and schedule of all the purchased courses is automatically emailed to the user with every successful transaction.

I architected and developed the complete product single-handedly under a strict deadline of three to four weeks, as the company was losing business every day because of manual transactions.