Available for Co-op · Winter/Summer

Hi, I'm Tarundeep Arora.
I build full-stack products and dig into data.

Data Science student at Simon Fraser University, building end-to-end applications with React, Next.js, FastAPI, and Python — from privacy-first mobile-web apps to sensor-driven hardware systems.

01 About

I'm a Data Science undergrad at Simon Fraser University (2023–2028), based in the Vancouver area. I like building things end-to-end — backend APIs, databases, and the frontends that sit on top of them — and I'm just as comfortable soldering sensors to a breadboard as I am designing a REST API. Recent work spans encrypted local-first apps, containerized services with PostgreSQL, and a chess engine with a custom AI opponent. I'm currently looking for a co-op where I can apply that range on a real team.

LocationNorth Delta / Burnaby, BC
ProgramB.Sc. Data Science, SFU
LanguagesEnglish, Hindi, Punjabi, Spanish
FocusFull-stack & applied data

02 Skills

Languages

PythonTypeScriptJavaC++CRHTML/CSS

Frameworks

ReactNext.jsFastAPI

Tools & Infra

DockerPostgreSQLSQLAlchemyGit/GitHubVS Code

Data & Stats

PandasNumPySciPyscikit-learnPySparkExcel

Design & EE

SolidWorksAutoCADLTspiceMATLAB

03 Projects

Chess Game

Dec 2024

Personal · C++

A full chess implementation in C++ with Player vs. Player and Player vs. AI modes, featuring a custom AI opponent for strategic, challenging gameplay.

Automated Planter Box

Sept – Dec 2024

Group · Sensors, Arduino, Mechanical Design

An automated irrigation system that monitors soil moisture and activates drip irrigation accordingly, with a motorized roof for rain/snow protection and manual override.

Weather App

Sept 2024

Personal · Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript

A responsive weather app pulling real-time API data into a dynamic frontend, with local storage caching to cut redundant API calls and speed up repeat visits.

Reddit Corpus Analysis

CMPT 353

Course Project · PySpark, Pandas, scikit-learn

Large-scale analysis of Reddit submission data on the SFU Hadoop cluster, studying what drives post success and whether regional subreddits scale with real-world population.

  • PySpark extraction pipeline over Hive-partitioned submission/comment data on HDFS
  • Kruskal-Wallis, Mann-Whitney, and a gradient-boosted classifier with per-category stratification
  • Power-law fit of subreddit activity against 2021 census population data

04 Experience & Education

B.Sc. Data Science

Sept 2023 – 2028

Simon Fraser University — Burnaby, BC

Receptionist

Jun 2022 – Jan 2023

Fortune Law

Managed client records and spreadsheets, handled phone inquiries and appointment scheduling, and provided administrative support including file handling for legal documents.

05 Contact

Looking for a co-op student who can jump into full-stack work or data projects? I'd love to hear from you.