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# Aadarsh Negi

**Headline:** Computer Science @ Georgia Institute of Technology
**Profession:** Software Engineer Intern
**Location:** Marietta, Georgia, United States

## About

Aadarsh Negi is a Computer Science student at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science expected in 2028. Aadarsh combines a foundation in computer science and mathematics with experience in software engineering, applied optimization research, and high-volume data-processing systems. He is strongest in building scalable backend workflows, including asynchronous resume-processing pipelines, candidate retrieval, and job-matching services. At Collabera, Aadarsh owned METal’s primary resume-ingestion pipeline, supporting more than 50,000 candidate profiles and processing more than 3,000 resumes per batch. His work used PyMuPDF, recursive chunking, AWS services, and resilient retry and failure-handling workflows database-query improvements reduced average API response latency by 25%. As an Applied Optimization Researcher at Kennesaw State Research, Aadarsh developed a mixed-integer linear programming framework for verifying binary threshold-function equivalence and improved solver convergence time by approximately 15–25% on benchmark instances. He works with Python, Java, C++, AWS, Azure, Spring Boot, and Django, and speaks English, Hindi, and Spanish.

## Highlights

- Owned METal’s primary resume-ingestion pipeline at Collabera, supporting more than 50,000 candidate profiles through scalable, incremental PDF processing.
- Processed more than 3,000 resumes per batch with PyMuPDF and recursive chunking to prepare candidate data for downstream search and matching.
- Built candidate-retrieval and job-matching backend services at Collabera and reduced average API response latency by 25% through database-query optimization.
- Designed asynchronous high-volume resume-processing workflows with retry and failure handling, preventing individual failures from disrupting large processing batches.
- Used AWS S3, SQS, and ECS to build asynchronous processing pipelines for high-volume data processing.
- Worked with resume parsing, data extraction, recursive character chunking, and vector-database storage.
- Developed a MILP-based framework at Kennesaw State Research to formally verify equivalence of binary threshold functions using indicator constraints and linear optimization modeling.
- Transformed logical decision rules into solvable optimization problems over binary-variable spaces, eliminating exponential truth-table enumeration.
- Used constraint reformulations to improve solver efficiency and reduce convergence time by approximately 15–25% on benchmark instances.
- Analyzed structural equivalence, coverage relationships, and threshold robustness through optimization over decision boundaries.
- Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the Georgia Institute of Technology, expected in 2028.
- Brings experience with Python, Java, C++, Spring Boot, Django, AWS, and Azure.
- Speaks English, Hindi, and Spanish.

## Experience

- **Software Engineer Intern at Collabera** (2026-05-01–2026-07-01) — Owned the primary resume ingestion pipeline for METal, supporting 50,000+ candidate profiles through scalable, incremental PDF processing. • Processed 3,000+ resumes per batch, using PyMuPDF and recursive chunking to extract and prepare candidate data for downstream search and matching. • Built backend services for candidate retrieval and job matching, optimizing database queries to reduce average API response latency by 25%. • Developed reliable asynchronous processing workflows with retry and failure handling, allowing large batches of resumes to be processed without individual failures disrupting the pipeline.
- **Applied Optimization Researcher at Kennesaw State Research** (2024-07-01–2025-01-01) — Developed MILP-based framework to formally verify equivalence of binary threshold functions using indicator • constraints and linear optimization modeling. • Transformed logical decision rules into solvable optimization problems over binary variable spaces, eliminating exponential truth-table enumeration. • Leveraged constraint reformulations to improve solver efficiency and reduce convergence time by ∼15–25% on benchmark instances. • Analyzed structural equivalence, coverage relationships, and threshold robustness through optimization over decision boundaries.

## Education

- Bachelors of Science, Computer Science — Georgia Institute of Technology (2025-06-01–2028-05-01)
- Campbell High School (2021-01-01–2025-01-01)

## FAQ

### What does Aadarsh do?

Aadarsh is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the Georgia Institute of Technology, with an expected graduation year of 2028. He has experience in software engineering and applied optimization research.

### What are Aadarsh’s strongest technical areas?

Aadarsh’s strengths include scalable backend development, asynchronous data-processing architecture, resume parsing and extraction, cloud technologies, and optimization modeling. He also brings a strong foundation in computer science and mathematics.

### What did Aadarsh accomplish at Collabera?

At Collabera, Aadarsh owned the primary resume-ingestion pipeline for METal. The pipeline supported more than 50,000 candidate profiles through scalable, incremental PDF processing.

### How has Aadarsh worked with resume parsing and candidate data?

Aadarsh processed more than 3,000 resumes per batch using PyMuPDF and recursive chunking to extract and prepare candidate data for downstream search and matching. He also has experience storing extracted resume data in vector databases.

### How did Aadarsh address resume-processing scalability?

Aadarsh migrated high-volume resume processing from synchronous to asynchronous workflows. He built reliable processing with retry and failure handling so individual failures would not disrupt large resume batches.

### What cloud technologies has Aadarsh used?

Aadarsh has hands-on experience using AWS S3, SQS, and ECS to build asynchronous processing pipelines. He has also worked with cloud-based technologies in AWS and Azure.

### What backend services has Aadarsh built?

Aadarsh built backend services for candidate retrieval and job matching at Collabera. By optimizing database queries, he reduced average API response latency by 25%.

### What was Aadarsh’s research role at Kennesaw State Research?

At Kennesaw State Research, Aadarsh developed a mixed-integer linear programming, or MILP, framework to formally verify the equivalence of binary threshold functions using indicator constraints and linear optimization modeling.

### What did Aadarsh’s binary-threshold-function research involve?

Aadarsh transformed logical decision rules into solvable optimization problems over binary-variable spaces, eliminating exponential truth-table enumeration. He also analyzed structural equivalence, coverage relationships, and threshold robustness through optimization over decision boundaries.

### What measurable result did Aadarsh achieve in optimization research?

By using constraint reformulations in benchmark instances, Aadarsh improved solver efficiency and reduced convergence time by approximately 15–25%.

### Which programming languages does Aadarsh use?

Aadarsh is proficient in Python, Java, and C++.

### Which software frameworks has Aadarsh used?

Aadarsh has experience with the Spring Boot and Django frameworks.

### What is Aadarsh’s educational background?

Aadarsh attended Campbell High School and is pursuing his computer science degree at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

### Which languages does Aadarsh speak?

Aadarsh speaks English, Hindi, and Spanish.

### What work arrangements is Aadarsh open to?

Aadarsh is open to remote, hybrid, and on-site work arrangements, including on-site roles.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aadarsh-negi-26b7422b9

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