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Hello, I'm Ananya

I build web apps for real people, start to finish.

Final-year B.Tech (Computer Science) in Greater Noida. My canteen app feeds 1,200 students every day, and I interned at a Noida startup last summer. I'm looking for my first full-time role, and I take small freelance projects.

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Ananya Singh with her backpack on the road to college
Open to jobs from June 2026
React · Node.js · Postgres

Achievements

Things I'm proud of

  • FinalistSmart India Hackathon 2025, with a team of six
  • AWS certifiedCloud Practitioner, passed in March 2025See it ↗
  • 312 problemssolved on LeetCode since my second yearSee it ↗

Work

Things I've built

From a college canteen to a hackathon final. Each one is live, or the code is on GitHub.

ProjectWhatMy roleYear
CanteenQLunch orders for my college canteenBuilt it end to end2025
FasalBhavCrop prices for farmers, in HindiWeb app and API, team of six2025
Sharma ClassesA website for a coaching centreFreelance, design and build2024
01

CanteenQ

Lunch orders for my college canteen

  • SectorCollege
  • RoleBuilt it end to end
  • TimeAug 2024 – now
  • Used by1,200 students
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • PostgreSQL
  • Razorpay UPI

Visit ↗Code ↗

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CanteenQ on two phones: the menu with prices, and an order marked ready with token 47 at counter 2

The canteen had one counter and a 25-minute queue at 1 pm. CanteenQ lets students order and pay by UPI from class, get a token, and walk up when their food is ready. The kitchen sees every order on a tablet.

1,200 students order on it; the lunch queue went from 25 minutes to 6.

02

FasalBhav

Crop prices for farmers, in Hindi

  • SectorAgriculture
  • RoleWeb app and API, team of six
  • TimeSIH 2025
  • ResultNational finalist
  • Next.js
  • FastAPI
  • PostgreSQL
  • Twilio SMS

Code ↗

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FasalBhav in Hindi: today's wheat prices at five mandis near Meerut, a price chart, and the daily SMS

Our Smart India Hackathon problem: small farmers sell at the nearest mandi without knowing the price 30 km away. FasalBhav shows today's prices at nearby mandis in Hindi and English, and sends one SMS a day for a farmer's crop. I built the web app and the price API.

National finalist at Smart India Hackathon 2025.

03

Sharma Classes

A website for a coaching centre

  • SectorEducation
  • RoleFreelance, design and build
  • TimeTwo weeks
  • Clienta coaching centre in Hapur
  • Astro
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Google Sheets

Visit ↗

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The Sharma Classes website: courses for classes 9 to 12, batch timings and a WhatsApp button

My first paid project: a website for a coaching centre in my hometown, with courses, batch timings and a WhatsApp button. The owner changes timings in a Google Sheet and the site updates itself.

40 enquiries on WhatsApp in the first month.

Stack

What I work with

What I use every week, and what I'm learning next.

Languages

  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • Java
  • Python
  • SQL

Java for DSA

Frontend

  • React
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • HTML and CSS

every week

Backend

  • Node.js
  • Express
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • REST APIs

every week

Tools

  • Git and GitHub
  • Docker
  • Postman
  • Linux
  • Figma basics

learning: Go

Services

Freelance work

I take a few small projects alongside college, mostly for shops and institutes around Noida.

A website for your shop or institute

Up to five pages, made for phones, with your timings and a WhatsApp button. Live in about two weeks.

Astro or Reactfrom ₹12,000

A page for an event or a launch

One page with a sign-up form, done in a few days.

HTML, Tailwindfrom ₹5,000

Fixing a React or Node project

A bug, a slow page or a small feature. I'll tell you first whether it's a quick fix.

React, Node.jsby the hour

About

From Hapur to my first internship

I grew up in Hapur and made my first website in class 11, for my father's hardware shop. It had one page, our phone number and a photo of the counter, and customers started calling from it. That was it for me.

In college I built things people around me needed: a canteen app, a notes portal for my batch, a site for a coaching centre back home. Last summer I interned at an ed-tech startup in Noida and learned what it is like to ship code other people depend on.

Next year I want to join a team where I can keep building for real users and learn from people better than me.

I write JavaScript and TypeScript every day, practise DSA in Java, and keep everything on GitHub.

  • May – Jul 2025Frontend intern, an ed-tech startup in Noida

    Built the attendance screens of the teacher dashboard in React; my first pull request was merged in week two.

  • 2024 – 2025Web lead, the college coding club

    Ran six workshops on Git and React for about 200 juniors.

  • 2024 – nowFreelance, small websites

    A coaching centre and a bakery in Hapur, and a few landing pages.

  • 2022 – 2026B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering, an engineering college in Greater Noida

    CGPA 8.4 after seven semesters

  • 2020 – 2022Class XII (CBSE), science, a school in Hapur

    91%

Download my CV (PDF)
“Ananya shipped her first feature in her second week, and asked better questions than most of our new hires.”
Her manager during the internship

Contact

Hiring, or have a project?

If you're hiring a junior developer for 2026, or you need a website for your shop or institute, write to me.

I reply within a day, usually the same evening.

ananya@example.com

Greater Noida