Yash Chauhan
About Yash Chauhan
Yash Chauhan is an SDET at BrowserStack in Mumbai, specializing in automation in test engineering, robotics, and design thinking.
Current Position at BrowserStack
Yash Chauhan is currently employed at BrowserStack as an SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) - Product TCM in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The role involves working on the Test Case Management (TCM) aspects of BrowserStack's products, ensuring that the software meets high-quality standards through rigorous testing processes.
Previous Experience at UNESCO
In 2022, Yash Chauhan worked as a Tech Mentor for UNESCO in India. Although the tenure was brief, he contributed his expertise to guide and mentor individuals in technological domains, enhancing the skills and capabilities of participants.
Software Engineering Roles at In Time Tec
Yash Chauhan has extensive experience working at In Time Tec in multiple capacities. From 2022 to 2023, he was employed as a Software Engineer for the NextGen AgTech product. Prior to this, he worked as an SDET for HP ITSM for seven months in 2022. In 2021, he started with In Time Tec as a Software Engineer trainee and then advanced to Jr. Software Engineer positions. His work involved rigorous testing, software development, and maintaining product quality.
Educational Background and Specializations
Yash Chauhan studied at Arya College of Engineering and IT, where he earned a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree in Computer Science from 2017 to 2021. He is also a graduate of Y Combinator's Startup School. His specializations include automation in test engineering, robotics, prototyping, product/interaction design, and design thinking.
Achievements and Notable Projects
Yash Chauhan has several notable achievements, including developing a fault detection solution for EESL street lights in India and having a robot shortlisted by the DRDO among the top 24 from the west zone of India. He was a semifinalist in the India Innovation Challenge & Design Contest organized by Texas Instruments and the Indian Department of Science. His project was also shortlisted by Google in the top 60 across India for the Build for Digital India semifinals.