Software developer with one year of hands-on work building data pipelines and cloud-integrated tools. Comfortable across the stack — Google Geocoding API, REST APIs, and cloud setup on AWS and Azure. Starting a BSc in Cyber Science at TMU in Fall 2026.
I'm Akaash Saini — a software developer based in Brampton, Ontario and a 2025 Advanced Diploma graduate in Computer Systems Technology from Sheridan College. Over the past year I've built data pipelines and cloud-integrated tools in production healthcare environments, used the Google Geocoding API for geospatial systems, and shipped full-stack applications with AWS and Azure infrastructure.
I'm comfortable across the stack — from REST API design and SQL reporting to cloud deployment and DNS migration. I care about clean documentation, reproducible workflows, and systems that don't break when handed off. Currently AWS and Azure certified, and pursuing CompTIA Security+.
Starting a BSc in Cyber Science (Co-op) at Toronto Metropolitan University in Fall 2026. Currently targeting roles in software development, cloud engineering, and data automation. Open to full-time, contract, and short-term engagements.
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