Gaurang Pansare

@gaurang847
Backend Developer | Node.js Developer | Problem Solver
Mumbai, India
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I am an analytical person who values opportunities to learn, grow, and upskill. I like meeting people who share the same tendencies.
Please feel free to reach out.

I'm open to

participating in user research,

open source contributions,

writing,

making introductions,

full time roles,

and brainstorming.

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Resume

Dec 2021 - Present

Assistant Manager, Jio Platforms

Jul 2019 - Dec 2021

Backend Engineer, Square Panda Inc

May 2018 - Jul 2019

Associate Backend Engineer, Stylabs

Sep 2017 - May 2018

Application Development Engineer, Accenture

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I completed the Jio Certified Cloud Computing Professional certification :D :D https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mia5bGaBt3gdFbpoY0hX-LJKAJVIz1g2/view?usp=sharing

I completed a course "Getting Started with Go" by University of California, Irvine on Coursera. Here's the course completion certificate. https://coursera.org/share/71d08be6485dba81c3ee4516e4c30112

I've had to redo my ZSH setup so many times now; that I finally decided to automate it! Sometimes, for trying a new Linux distro. And recently, as my work laptop changed. Initially, I was maintaini...

Passed the certification for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Foundations Associate. https://catalog-education.oracle.com/pls/certview/sharebadge?id=F38BA5F444A3C09F613C8C9ACB5277D649F4B924C02E3642A14D2...

Featured articles

Struggling with callback-based functions while using Node.js? Check out this article that explains how to handle them when the rest of your code uses promises. https://blog.gaurang.page/nodejs-usin...

Why using sync versions of async functions is bad in Node.js

JavaScript received a lot of attention and acceptance after it introduced Promises in 2015. Before promises, writing asynchronous code (involving input/output, API requests, database queries, etc.)...

I've found that a lot of Java novices have this misconception that the purpose of interfaces is to achieve multiple inheritance. Read my post where I debunk that myth and explain what it really doe...