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Vinit Khandelwal Resume

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Resume Summary

Notable Skills

Languages
  • Javascript
  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • HTML5
  • CSS
Frameworks
  • NodeJS
  • Angular
  • Bootstrap
  • Django
  • Flask
Databases
  • MongoDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • SQLite
Libraries
  • Express
  • Mongoose
  • SQLAlchemy
  • Scikit Learn
  • Numpy
  • Pandas
  • Matplotlib
  • JWT
  • uWSGI
  • REST API
  • virtualenv
Concepts and Models
  • Chrome Extension Development
  • UI and UX designing
Cloud Hosting
    • AWS (EC2, S3)
    • Heroku
    • Digital Ocean
    • Google Cloud Platform
    • Cloudflare
Software and Tools
    • Photoshop
    • Invision
    • Postman
CAREER
  • July 2018—Present: Product Manager at Zipgrid - community management platform (iOS and Android App)
    • Dec 2016—May 2018: Created a hiring platform called CVFY.in
    • Aug 2015—Nov 2016: Have served as Product Evangelist to Cutshort.io for over a year and a half and led the business from 6 users a day to over 300 users a day
    • Aug 2014—May 2015: Worked as a Data Analyst at The Smart Cube in Noida
    INTERNSHIPS
    • 2014: Carried out a project in Amdocs to set a marketing process for the HR department to attract potential employees
    • 2014: Carried out a project in Alchemist Arc to introduce Social Media Marketing for their product MoneyWorks4Me.com
    EDUCATION
    • 2012—2014: MBA - Marketing from PUMBA (University of Pune)
    • 2008—2012: BCA from Indira College of Commerce and Science, Pune

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