Anshita Baid is a Software Engineer 2 at PayPal with eight years of engineering experience and an MS in Computer Science from Arizona State University. She combines firmware ownership with web and backend development, having built React/Django tooling and owned multiple firmware modules at Western Digital where her tests caught critical alpha-stage bugs. At PayPal she automated business rule management via a Java/GitHub API utility deployed on Jenkins, cutting manual review effort by 70%. Her open-source contributions include backend work on a math problem generator, where she refactored arithmetic progression logic and improved code quality. She has a proven knack for turning manual workflows into automated systems—evident from an NLP-driven test-script generator that reduced scripting effort by 80%—and mentors peers to accelerate team onboarding. Based in San Jose, she blends deep firmware understanding with full-stack automation fluency, making her effective across device-level and cloud-hosted systems.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
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Master of Science - MS, Computer Science, 3.9, Master of Science - MS, Computer Science, 3.9 at Arizona State University
Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Computer Science Engineering, CGPA: 9.24, Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Computer Science Engineering, CGPA: 9.24 at Manipal Institute of Technology
A math problem generator, created for the purpose of giving self-studying students and teaching organizations the means to easily get access to high-quality, generated math problems to suit their needs.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:5 commits, 1 PR, 1 comment in 3 days
Contributions summary:Anshita primarily contributed to the development of mathematical problem generators, focusing on arithmetic progression problems. Their work involved creating new functions for calculating the sum and specific terms of arithmetic progressions. Furthermore, the user refactored and reorganized the code, splitting the arithmetic progression logic into separate functions and modules, and improved linting for better code quality.
Contributions:59 commits, 51 pushes, 1 branch in 2 months
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