Sachin has worked in two research labs, three software companies including two product companies, and in a classroom.
He has built and delivered all kinds of software including massively distributed discrete-time simulations, data science stacks, a new programming language, and dozens of mobile apps, including the world’s first Napster app for Blackberries (Remember Blackberry?...Remember Napster?!) .
Along the way, Sachin taught 100 liberal arts majors how to program in BASIC and built a mobile applications practice from scratch.
In addition to writing for Towards Data Science, Sachin publishes across a wide range of disciplines, including human factors, cellular technologies, cloud infrastructure, and statistical social network analysis.
His works are available on Amazon, in the publications of ACM, IEEE, and the Royal Statistical Society.
