Sarthak Mohanty

Sarthak Mohanty

Design Engineer in San Antonio, Texas, he/him

Projects

2024

Designed the annual report for Hack Club's most fiscally active year.

2022

Designed a new brand for the sixth iteration of a high school hackathon in Boston, Massachusetts.

2021

Created a website for a local bankruptcy attorney's office.

2021

Designed a new brand and a new website using Figma for a non-profit that recycles old computers that would have become e-waste, repairs them, and then sends them to people who need them all around the world.

2021

Designed and developed a website for an EdTech's Open Source Initiative using Next.js, Tailwind, and Figma. In collaboration with Ella Xu, Zaid Arshad (Nico), and Aaron Levin.

2021

Designed a corporate website for the leading audio-visual architecture firm in South Texas. The design was then passed onto the engineering team after approval.

Side Projects

2024

Created a small website to release a new grant program at Hack Club. Used Next.js and Tailwind.

2024

Creating a brand kit and a website for a promising political candidate. Used Next.js and Tailwind.

2023
Sprig Drops at Hack Club

Created a small website to release winter-themed cases for a game console. Used Next.js, Tailwind, and ThreeJS.

2023

Designed a hoodie for a new coding program's flagship event. Used Figma.

2022
T-Shirt Design at Brandeis EcoBroncos

Designed a new t-shirt for a thriving high school recycling club. Used Figma.

2022

Created a website for an emerging biology researcher. Used Next.js, Tailwind, and next-themes.

2021

Created a website for a new type of competition. Used Next.js, Tailwind, and Framer Motion.

2021

Designed a website for a international show performer. Used Figma. Co-made with Belle See who developed the site using Next.js

2021

Created a website for a talented iOS engineer's birthday. Used Next.js, Tailwind, and Airtable.

Work Experience

2020 — Now
San Antonio, Texas

Worked with under-represented and under-privileged K-12 students as well as teachers and taught them how to code in Scratch, Python, and Java. View some of my projects below.

2024 — 2024
Shelburne, Vermont
  • Designing documents and flyers for the partnerships branch of our fiscal sponsorship program using Figma

  • Collaborated on a new internal tool to help transfer money externally

2023 — 2024
Shelburne, Vermont
  • Mentored junior developers in a Ruby on Rails codebase as part of the new MentorShip program

  • Built administrative features that directly impacted end users

  • Spearheaded fixing older admin features to enable a more efficient application flow for staff members

  • Created documents and layouts for a new adult-facing branch of our fiscal sponsorship program using Figma

2023 — 2023
Shelburne, Vermont
  • Designed websites and documents for the philanthropy and communications team for use in fundraising and sending to donors
  • Completed a new Clubs team initiative to bring more workshops onto the site
  • Converted older, dated workshops into jams and updated examples, live projects, and other assets
2020 — 2021
Web Developer at Mintere
Remote to Dallas, Texas

Led development and design of client websites using Next.js, styled-jsx, and Sanity CMS. Collaborated with the social team to create a unified brand kit for clients.

Speaking

2022
San Francisco, California

In this workshop, we designed a personal website with Figma. This was intended for beginners and everybody created a design that taught important tools like the shape tool, position tools, and flex-box utilities.

2022
San Francisco, California

In this workshop, we created a personal website with Next.js and Tailwind. This workshop was intended for coders who knew basic HTML and wanted to learn Next.js, but a lot of attendees were beginners so this lasted ~2hrs because we had to start with the basics. Two hackathon teams remixed this workshop to make their project. Co-taught with Jaden Yu.

2021
Los Angeles, California

Doing workshops remotely on Zoom is extremely difficult. There was no final project in this workshop and instead was targeted at teaching CSS Flexbox and Grid to attendees who were learning web design and wanted to integrate these technologies into their site. Although a lot of (virtual) bottlenecks, attendees learned how to make a responsive website using Tailwind CSS.

2021
San Antonio, Texas

I talked about how git works and how beginners can use it. This was for kids in middle school and they finished the workshop with a git repository with pushed code. Linked are the slides made on MDX.

Exhibitions

2022
ESC Region 20, San Antonio, Texas

Designed and created activities for the AutoAuto station and taught kids Python and Machine Learning with RC cars. Lead a group of 5 volunteers from a data science bootcamp (CodeUp) to help me engage kids that visited our station.