I am currently applying for positions in full-stack engineering and AI/ML. If you’re interested in learning more about my skills and how I can contribute to your organization, please feel free to reach out via LinkedIn message or email me at roshan.sanjeev@gmail.comMy Story------------Growing up in the Bay Area, I was surrounded by technology. My passion for fitness led me into personal training in high school—coaching over 20 clients and building a website for my business. I wasn’t just working on fitness; I was also building confidence, enhancing my technical skills, and realizing how much I loved connecting with people through tech.At one point, I faced a major decision: follow my passion for personal training or pursue computer science. Although I loved fitness and helping others, I found that diving too deep into the science of exercise often led to diminishing returns—it was more effective to simplify concepts rather than overcomplicate them. I wanted a new challenge where I could solve complex problems and make a broader impact. Computer science offered that limitless opportunity, allowing me to continue helping others while constantly challenging myself.This drive led me to PosTrue, my first internship, where I worked on web development using Django displaying posture-sensing device data of different users—a project that fused my interests in well-being and technology. Adapting to the fast-paced startup environment—where my work had an immediate impact and required juggling multiple tasks—taught me flexibility and resilience. Later, I joined Plant Culture Systems, a startup focused on agriculture. I led dynamic AI feature development, developing both front-end and back-end integration, which was one of the key features of the app. Seeing OurGarden gain 200+ users in just two months and knowing my work played a key role was incredibly rewarding.Now, as I pursue my Bachelor's in Computer Science with a 4.0 GPA, I’m actively involved in Theta Tau, leading recruitment efforts, growing our chapter, and helping new members find their place. I’m also proud to be part of SHPE and ASUCM, recently attending SHPE's 50th anniversary conference—a moment that highlighted the importance of diverse representation in tech. I’m excited to keep pushing myself in AI development and full-stack engineering, committed to building tech that makes a real difference.PS: My profile picture is in Texas Roadhouse :)