I'm a sophomore at St. Joseph's College of Engineering pursuing B.Tech in IT. Passionate about programming, problem solving and web development.Get to know about my skills , projects and achievements. I am enthusiastic about delivering ground-breaking solutions through innovative technologies.
I'm Mithra J., a motivated sophomore pursuing a B.Tech in Information Technology at St. Joseph's College of Engineering. I'm passionate about programming, web development, and software engineering. I thrive on solving real-world problems through technology, and I'm constantly learning and improving my skills.
In the future, I hope to work as a web developer or software engineer, contributing to impactful projects and expanding my technical expertise.
Duration: 22nd July 2024 to 2nd August 2024
Position: Intern
Project: Developed a Products Management Software Module
Responsibilities:
- Developed and optimized a software management module.
- Collaborated with team members to ensure technical requirements were met.
- Participated in project meetings and provided regular updates.
IGCAR strengthened my skills and knowledge in software development, enhancing my ability to work collaboratively and manage projects effectively.
This is a stopwatch interface I built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The stopwatch has basic functionality like start, stop, and reset. It was a fun project to enhance my JavaScript skills, and I made sure the design is both functional and user-friendly.
This portfolio website is a reflection of my development journey as a software engineer. It features a clean, modern layout and is designed to be responsive. Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I created sections to showcase my education, technical skills, internships, and projects. Additionally, this site includes dynamic elements such as a mobile navigation menu and interactive project buttons for easy access to my work.
This Java-based guessing game challenges players to guess a randomly generated number within a specified range. The game provides feedback on whether the guess is too high or too low, and continues until the correct number is guessed. It's a fun way to practice logic, loops, and user input handling in Java.
This Rock, Paper, Scissors game in Java allows users to play against the computer. The player chooses one of the three options, and the computer randomly selects its move. The game then determines the winner based on the rules and displays the result. It's a great way to learn about conditional statements and random number generation in Java.
Participated in the "FESTX'24" held in November 2024. Gained valuable insights on modern AI tools for poster creation and best practices in the field of web development by diving into UI creation tool FIGMA.
I appreciate your time in reviewing my portfolio. Looking forward to future collaborations!