Sunil Garg Email and Phone Number

Sunil Garg is a Engineering Leadership at Stripe at Stripe. He possess expertise in software engineering, android, computer science, java, human computer interaction and 9 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Sunil and I worked together on the same team and then as managers of peer teams in the same group for about 2.5 years. When he first joined the team, he worked on fixing a critical system that had a number of fundamental problems and that was facing an complex, mandatory migration. He drove consensus with multiple partner teams on a solution that would improve reliability while largely avoiding the migration. When significant unexpected changes from partner teams invalidated that consensus, he quickly pivoted the consensus to a different solution which was still delivered before the migration deadline. The solution has continued to run well for the last 2 years and should last several more. We've also worked together extensively on hiring programs. Particularly, Sunil has been an engineering champion for Uber's Bar Raiser program globally for several years.", "Sunil was an exceptional intern at Pelago that quickly progressed from intern-level projects to becoming a significant contributor to the team. He not only developed new features used by customers, he oftentimes wrote out the product spec for these features. Combined with his self-directed search for new challenges, he made a huge contribution beyond my expectations of him as an intern. I would hire Sunil for my team in a heartbeat and I expect his entrepreneurial nature will lead him to accomplish great things in the future.", and "Sunil was an exceptional undergraduate researcher who worked on the MultiLearn project under my supervision. The work that came out of his class project was of the quality one could typically expect of an advanced graduate student, both in terms of intellectual application, and in terms of writing and presentation. While his established body of work even as an undergraduate leaves no doubt he will excel in a research career, my conversations with his colleagues at his regular day job as a programmer tell me they think as highly of him as we do in academia."