Anmol Jhamb is a software engineer and full-stack developer based in India, currently working as an Associate Software Engineer in the CTO's Office at ConsultAdd. He is a Google Code-in 2019 Grand Prize Winner — one of only 58 selected worldwide — and an ICPC 2024 Regionalist. He specializes in React, Python, TypeScript, and system design, with a passion for turning complex challenges into elegant, end-to-end solutions.
Software Engineer
ICPC Regionalist '24
Google Code-in Winner '19
It all started at 15 with an audacious goal: to build my own Jarvis. The only problem? I didn't know how to code. So, I taught myself. This journey culminated in a functional AI assistant, features in two newspapers, and my official descent into the programming rabbit-hole. I fell hard and never looked back.
Riding high on my initial success, I walked into my first coding competition feeling invincible. That confidence shattered spectacularly. It was a Data Structures & Algorithms contest, and I couldn't solve a single problem. This humbling defeat was the wake-up call I desperately needed.
Fueled by my previous failure, I dove deep into competitive programming but didn't stop building. While grinding Data Structures & Algorithms for contests, I was also actively developing projects on the side. The hard work paid off: on December 1st, 2018, I claimed my first victory in a programming contest. This win kicked off a streak, leading to 7 contest wins during my 12th-grade year.
A landmark achievement: I was selected as one of 58 Grand Prize Winners worldwide for the 10th anniversary (and final edition) of Google Code-in. The prize was an all-expenses-paid trip to California, which was unfortunately canceled due to the pandemic. Amidst this, I also celebrated my high school graduation!
Started my B.Tech in Computer Science. My university years were a whirlwind of building cool projects, diving into hackathons, and stacking up a few wins along the way.
I had always wanted to learn Vim but was daunted by the learning curve. After discovering a brilliant tutorial series by ThePrimeagen, something finally clicked. It fundamentally changed my workflow for the better. The days of tedious mouse selections were over.
Tired of the endless configuration required to make VSCode fit my needs, I decided it was time to go all in. I embraced the madness and dedicated my winter vacation to mastering NeoVim and crafting my own dotfiles from scratch.
Landed my first internship as a Java & DSA Instructor. I taught two 70-student batches daily in 3-hour, in-person sessions. This role was pivotal in honing my ability to break down complex topics. A fun side effect: I inspired at least five of my students to start their own NeoVim journeys!
I competed in a hackathon hundreds of miles from home. Although our team didn't take home the prize, my performance caught the eye of the sponsoring company. They offered me a full-time role, even though I was still in my 7th semester, and so began my first corporate adventure as a Python Backend Developer in their R&D team.
A proud moment as our team, 'Geeky Nerds', qualified for the ICPC 2024 regionals for both Amritapuri and Kanpur sites. We tackled 3 problems successfully at the Amrita regionals and were just shy of solving a fourth. It was a memorable journey of teamwork, learning, and pushing our limits in my final year of competitive programming.
Joined ConsultAdd as an Associate Software Engineer, working directly with the CTO's Office. My current role involves pioneering new ideas by researching and building Proof of Concepts (PoCs), laying the groundwork for future innovation.
It started with a dream to build Jarvis. It evolved into a passion for solving real-world puzzles.
For me, coding is the ultimate form of creation. It's a journey that began with a teenage fascination for AI and turned into a career built on turning complex problems into elegant, tangible solutions. The magic lies in that moment when abstract logic clicks into place and creates something that genuinely helps people.
It's the thrill of the 'aha!' moment in a late-night coding session, the satisfaction of a perfectly architected system, and the collaborative spirit of contributing to open source. Every commit is a step forward, a small piece of a much larger puzzle I'm helping to build.
ICPC Regionalist & DSA Enthusiast
My daily driver & personal setup
Architecting scalable solutions
A philosophy of sharing
Anmol Jhamb is a software engineer and full-stack developer based in India. He currently works as an Associate Software Engineer in the CTO's Office at ConsultAdd, where he researches and builds Proof of Concepts. He is a Google Code-in 2019 Grand Prize Winner and an ICPC 2024 Regionalist.
Anmol's notable achievements include winning the Google Code-in 2019 Grand Prize (one of 58 winners worldwide), qualifying for ICPC 2024 Regionals at both Amritapuri and Kanpur sites, winning 7 programming contests during his 12th-grade year, and building a functional AI assistant (Jarvis) at age 15 that was featured in two newspapers.
Anmol specializes in full-stack development using React, TypeScript, Python, Node.js, and Next.js. He also has experience with Django, MongoDB, Firebase, WebSockets, REST APIs, Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi for IoT projects. His daily development environment is Debian Linux with NeoVim, tmux, and qtile.
Anmol works at ConsultAdd as an Associate Software Engineer in the CTO's Office. His role involves pioneering new ideas by researching and building Proof of Concepts (PoCs), laying the groundwork for future innovation. Previously, he worked as a Python Backend Developer in an R&D team.
Anmol has built a diverse portfolio including Dutify (a task management app), a VSCode Spotify Controller extension, an Electronic Shelf Label system using IoT, a Smart Parking System, an Inventory Management System, Neatify (a CLI file organizer), VastMind (an AI project), and Fedora Media Writer for Linux. Many of these are open-source on GitHub.
You can reach Anmol via email at talktoanmol@outlook.com, connect on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/anmoljhamb, follow his work on GitHub at github.com/anmoljhamb, or reach out on Instagram at @heyitsanmolj. His portfolio website is heyitsanmolj.me.
Anmol holds a B.Tech in Computer Science (2021–2025). During university, he participated in numerous hackathons, built projects, and qualified for ICPC Regionals. He started coding at age 15, teaching himself programming with the goal of building his own AI assistant.
Anmol is an ICPC 2024 Regionalist whose team 'Geeky Nerds' qualified for both Amritapuri and Kanpur sites. He won his first programming contest in December 2018, leading to 7 contest wins in his 12th-grade year. He also served as a Java & DSA Instructor, teaching two 70-student batches daily.
I am a developer driven by a passion for turning complex challenges into elegant, end-to-end solutions. My journey started with a teenage dream of building my own AI and has evolved into a career focused on crafting impactful software. I thrive on the entire creation process, from a back-of-the-napkin idea to a polished, shipped product.
From a kid building his own Jarvis to a developer shaping the future. Here are the milestones that made me.
It started with a dream to build Jarvis. It evolved into a passion for solving real-world puzzles.
For me, coding is the ultimate form of creation. It's a journey that began with a teenage fascination for AI and turned into a career built on turning complex problems into elegant, tangible solutions. The magic lies in that moment when abstract logic clicks into place and creates something that genuinely helps people.
It's the thrill of the 'aha!' moment in a late-night coding session, the satisfaction of a perfectly architected system, and the collaborative spirit of contributing to open source. Every commit is a step forward, a small piece of a much larger puzzle I'm helping to build.
ICPC Regionalist & DSA Enthusiast
My daily driver & personal setup
Architecting scalable solutions
A philosophy of sharing