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Work experience and education

  1. Feb 2026 – present · Remote

    Noboru

    Co-Founder & Software Engineer

    38,000+trails across 63 National Parks and 130 forests

    • Scoped the product with the founding team and delivered it in phases.
    • Own the backend: a .NET API on AWS Lambda over Aurora Postgres, with Cognito sign-in.
    • Built the core mobile features, including offline-first trip planning.

    Stack: React Native · TypeScript · .NET · AWS Lambda · Aurora PostgreSQL

    About the product
  2. Nov 2024 – Feb 2025 · Hybrid, Kansas

    Ascend Learning

    Software Engineer Intern

    30%faster faculty onboarding

    • Built REST APIs for a Faculty Course Enablement Portal.
    • Tuned SQL Server queries and stored procedures behind course and enrollment workflows.
    • Shipped through sprint planning, code review, and iterative releases.

    Stack: C# · .NET Core · SQL Server · REST

  3. Jun 2024 – Aug 2024 · Bellevue, WA

    UiPath

    Enterprise Success Intern

    ~8 minfor a case study that took about 10 hours

    • Built a repository of 300+ production use cases for Technical Account Managers.
    • Automated deck generation from the use-case data.

    Stack: C# · .NET Core · SQL Server · Python · UiPath Apps

Education

University of Kansas

B.S. Computer Science, minor in Mathematics · 2022 – May 2026

Several first-place finishes in collegiate math competitions. See the stamps

Projects

  1. ready-made steps to load, clean, join, analyze, and chart, with no code
    29
    median time to preview a step, on a hosted database
    18.5 ms

    Entry No. 01Jul 2026 – present

    FlowLab

    In private beta

    A browser-based, drag-and-drop workflow builder for tabular data analysis, with AI that proposes edits you can accept or reject.

    Hardest stretch: Keeping two languages honest.

    Stack: TypeScript · Next.js · React Flow · Python · FastAPI · DuckDB · PostgreSQL

  2. trails in the catalog
    38,005
    National Parks and forests covered
    193

    Entry No. 02Feb 2026 – present

    Noboru

    In progress

    A hiking companion app for iOS and Android: browse trails and parks, collect passport stamps, and plan trips that keep working with no signal.

    Hardest stretch: Offline-first trip planning on top of a backend that was online-only.

    Stack: React Native · Expo · TypeScript · .NET · AWS Lambda · Aurora PostgreSQL · SQLite

  3. bldr schedule builder showing a weekly calendar

    Entry No. 032025

    bldr

    Live

    A visual schedule builder that lets University of Kansas students plan a semester without juggling tabs or checking time conflicts by hand.

    Hardest stretch: Generating every conflict-free schedule for a set of courses.

    Stack: Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase · Tailwind CSS

  4. Market data microservice

    Entry No. 04Jun 2025

    Market Data Microservice

    Shipped

    A containerized pipeline that fetches stock prices, streams them through Kafka, and stores a moving average for each symbol.

    Hardest stretch: Getting independent processes to start and agree.

    Stack: Python · FastAPI · Kafka · PostgreSQL · SQLAlchemy · Alembic · Docker

    Built end to end in four days, with all of it behind one docker compose command

  5. Headstart AI dashboard

    Entry No. 05Feb 2026 – May 2026

    Headstart AI

    In progress

    A Chrome extension, dashboard, and agent service that turn a Canvas assignment into a streamed study guide and an assignment-aware chat.

    Hardest stretch: Assignment attachments are PDFs of very uneven quality.

    Stack: TypeScript · Next.js · Chrome extension (MV3) · Python · FastAPI · LangChain · Supabase

    Mixed-quality PDFs read with native text first and a vision model only where needed

Side trail

SafeChain

Hackathon

A decentralized emergency communication prototype that keeps first responders connected when networks fail.

Stack: React · Node.js · PostgreSQL · WebSockets · IPFS

Midwest Block-a-thon winner, 2025

Awards

  • For bldr, the college course scheduler.

  • For SafeChain, a decentralized disaster communication app.

  • First place in two consecutive years.

  • First place.

  • For CodeLingo, a C++ code visualizer.

  • Second place and top first-year student.

About

Portrait of Ansuman Sharma

I like owning a product end to end, from the data model to the screen someone actually touches. I start with the thinnest version that runs all the way through, then add depth. Along the way I write down architecture decisions as I make them, and I put tests and audit trails in before the clever parts.

Outside of work I'm usually still tinkering. I built a cyberdeck with custom C firmware for LoRa, GPS, and a handful of sensors, and I never really stopped doing competition math; probability problems are still my favorite kind of puzzle. A lot of my projects started at hackathons.

I graduated from the University of Kansas in May 2026 with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics.

Interests

  • Hiking
  • Climbing
  • Calligraphy
  • Soccer
  • Nu Metal Music

Photos

A Raspberry Pi cyberdeck with a keyboard, screen, and antennas on a workbench

Making · Raspberry Pi 5, LoRa, GPS

The survival cyberdeck

Contact

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