Hello
I'm Gagik, a Copenhagen-based developer working at MongoDB.
Previously studying Computer Science and other cool things at Princeton University.
In my free time I work on tetr, the texting-based productivity and mindfulness app.
projects
Here’s some of my work.
Creating a unified campus application system
While at Princeton I founded Hoagie, the development club building an ecosystem of campus applications.Old electronics with new tricks.
I converted an old Soviet radio into a smart speaker with custom software featuring music visualization, app control, and more.Improving transport with the internet of things.
Helped bring the powers of the web and data visualization to smart traffic light managment at a Tel-Aviv-based startup NoTraffic.A real-time online drawing environment
I developed a collaborative drawing canvas for everyone on campus to enjoy.experience
Software Engineer · MongoDB Inc.
Copenhagen, Denmark
// TypeScript, C++
jun 2024 - current
Full Stack Engineer · Veo Technologies
Copenhagen, Denmark
Part of the Live Team, building the new web streaming platform for Veo, the AI camera for sports
// TypeScript, React, AWS Lambda, Python, DynamoDB, MongoDB
apr 2023 - may 2024
Software Engineer · MongoDB Inc.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Part of the Realm JavaScript/TypeScript team, helping facilitate the rewrite into the new C++ binding generator powered SDK
// TypeScript, React Native, C++
aug 2022 - apr 2023
Software Engineering Intern · MongoDB Inc.
New York, NY, USA
Work on dependency resolution features of the Realm backend-as-a-service cloud platform.
// Go Language, React, REST
jun - aug 2021
Software Engineering Intern · NoTraffic
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Developed web tools and applications for troubleshooting and analysis for a smart traffic light management company based in Tel Aviv.
// Python (Django), Angular, Redux
july - aug 2019
awards
Outstanding Computer Science Independent Work Prize
Awarded by the Computer Science department for my independent work project "Swipes to the masses: a swipe-based mobile application solution for receiving and distributing event information that expects binary feedback for physical communities".
spring 2022
Princeton Computer Science Service Award
Awarded by the Computer Science department for creating applications to solve redundancies in campus technologies and for founding and leading the student organization working on these projects—the Hoagie Club.
spring 2022
Martin A. Dale ‘53 Summer Award
The Dale Award enables a small number of Princeton University sophomores to pursue worthy projects that provide important opportunities for personal growth, foster independence, creativity, and leadership skills, and broaden or deepen some area of special interest.
summer 2020
Educational Award of the President of the Republic of Armenia in the IT Sphere
The Presidential awards for IT are given to the top students showing excellent achievements in their studies and research work.
summer 2016
