| Mentoring contributors at my Alma Mater | ALiAS | My proudest achievement has been founding an independent, open-source college community with my peers. Few students in a classroom peer learning git and GitHub kickstarted the open-source culture at my Alma mater that grew into hundreds of students across campuses learning to contribute to FOSS. The community decayed at one point but never died. It's flourishing with folks self-organizing internships, summer of code programs, hackathons and conferences. It's free, open for all and has no hierarchal governance model. Student volunteers run events every week with support from seniors (us) who provide mentorship, opportunities and guidance that we never received. I started the ALiAS AMA, and Abroad Opportunities Fund Scholarship to help students get access to every opportunity they want to reach out for. |
| Google Code In 2019 | Sugar Labs | Certificate Google Code-in was a contest that introduced pre-university students (ages 13-17) to open source software development. I participated mentoring students to accomplish a total of 178 tasks alloted by the organization. |
| OpenEBS Hackfest | OpenEBS | OpenEBS Hackfest is a 3-month long open-source contribution festival. Awarded star contributor for major contributions to documentation & its pipelines. Contributions, Star Contributor, prizes |
| Google Code In 2018 | Sugar Labs | Certificate Google Code-in was a contest that introduced pre-university students (ages 13-17) to open source software development. I participated mentoring students to accomplish a total of 135 tasks alloted by the organization. |
| Peer Mentor | 1 Million Women to Tech x Girlscript Summer of Code | Mentored Women in 1 Million Woman to Tech Python track in the summer'18 to help them kickstart their careers in tech and help them fulfill their true aspirations by utilizing their full potential. Mentored the project WTF Python in GirlScript Summer of Code for the GirlScript foundation for 3+ months to help people contribute to the open-source project, WTF Python. |