Kunal Sinha

Work

CarGurus

Full-Stack Software Engineer

Starting in August 2020, I joined CarGurus for my first full-time job as a Full-Stack Software Engineer. So far, I have been learning as much as I can about the industry and various tech that is used.

Cerner Corporation

Software Intern

In the summer of 2019, I interned at Cerner Corporation as a software intern. Over the course of this internship, I got a chance to contribute to the development of a new product from the bottom up. I began the second iteration of a project built by a previous intern, using Javascript for the frontend and Cerner Command Language (CCL) as the database language. I got the chance to develop my skills even further and got the chance to take part in a few different roles. I also got the chance to expand my knowledge of the healthcare industry, from the various product that Cerner has built in addition to the future that they are planning.

Indiana Health Information Exchange

Solutions Engineering Intern

In the summer of 2018, I got the opportunity to work at Indiana Health Information Exchange (IHIE). This was my first internship as an aspiring software engineer, and I got the chance to learn a lot about life as a developer. Over the course of the summer, I learned technical skills such as SQL, Jenkins, Maven, and JUnit Testing while further developing my skills in Java. I also got the fantastic opportunity to learn more about the healthcare industry and picked up domain knowledge including standards such as FHIR and HL7.

Using the skills I learned and had I designed and automated the new unit testing suite to be used during the Jenkins build process using Java, JUnit, SQL, Jenkins, and Maven. This decreased testing time during weekly deployments by 80% and I was able to modify all previous test cases to work with the new unit testing suite.

Johnson and Johnson Vision Care

Intern - Research and Development

In the summer of 2017, I received my first opportunity within the Research and Development platform at Johnson and Johnson Vision Care. While this was not a software engineering internship, I learned a lot about the medical device industry and about corporate research in general.

I was able to apply some of my programming skills to help develop the user interface for internal tools in Matlab. I also conducted research on contact lens performance using Tear Surface Interferometry (TSI) and assembled contact lenses in Materials Science Laboratory.