Mithil Poojary
About Mithil Poojary
Mithil Poojary is a Software Engineer at Turing.com, recognized for his achievements in competitive programming and contributions to open-source projects. He has coordinated various coding contests and developed the open-source project 'mitype', which has gained significant popularity.
Work at Turing
Mithil Poojary has been employed as a Software Engineer at Turing.com since 2022. In this role, he contributes to various software development projects, leveraging his technical skills and expertise. Turing.com is known for connecting companies with remote software developers, and Poojary's work aligns with the company's mission to deliver high-quality tech solutions.
Education and Expertise
Mithil Poojary earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology from SIES Graduate School Of Technology, completing his studies from 2018 to 2022. His academic background provides a solid foundation in software engineering principles and practices, which he applies in his professional endeavors.
Achievements in Competitions
Poojary secured an India rank of 280 in the Google HashCode 2022 competition, showcasing his problem-solving skills in a competitive environment. Additionally, he achieved the rank of regionalist in the ICPC 2019 competition, further demonstrating his capabilities in programming contests.
Open Source Contributions
Mithil Poojary is actively involved in the open-source community. He created and maintains the project 'mitype', which has received approximately 350 stars and 17,000 downloads. His contributions extend to other notable projects, including Jupyterlab, Conky, GitCola, and IPython, reflecting his commitment to collaborative software development.
Contest Coordination and Administration
Poojary coordinates and sets problems for short contests and major inter-college contests. His responsibilities include problem creation, test case preparation, and editorial writing. He also ensures the smooth running of contests as an admin, conducting stress tests on problems to cover all corner cases, which is essential for maintaining the integrity of competitive programming events.