Asad Khan
About Asad Khan
Asad Khan is a React Native Developer with extensive experience in user interface design and application state management. He has worked for multiple companies, including OSN and techcarrot, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology from the University of Mumbai.
Work at techcarrot
Asad Khan has been employed at techcarrot as a React Native Developer since 2020. His role involves developing mobile applications using React Native, focusing on creating efficient and user-friendly interfaces. He has contributed to various projects, leveraging his expertise in Material-UI and Ant-Design to enhance user experience. His tenure at techcarrot spans four years, during which he has developed a strong understanding of mobile development best practices.
Current Role at OSN
In addition to his position at techcarrot, Asad Khan has worked at OSN as a Frontend Engineer since 2021. Located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, he has been responsible for developing and maintaining web applications. His work includes utilizing advanced skills in managing application state with Redux and Context, ensuring seamless user interactions across platforms.
Previous Experience at Azul Arc
Before joining techcarrot, Asad Khan worked at Azul Arc as a Full Stack Developer from 2017 to 2020. During his three years in this role, he gained experience in both frontend and backend development, contributing to various projects that required a comprehensive understanding of web technologies. His work involved optimizing build processes with Webpack and enhancing application performance.
Education and Expertise
Asad Khan earned a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology from the University of Mumbai, where he studied from 2013 to 2016. His education provided a solid foundation in software development principles. He possesses advanced skills in testing JavaScript applications using Enzyme and has a keen interest in mastering the latest JavaScript frameworks and libraries, which he actively pursues in his professional development.