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Ansh Rajput · Open to co-op roles

I build software that real businesses run on.

Computer Engineering student at the University of Alberta and founder of UCert. Two client platforms in production, one SaaS in the works.

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certcanada.caISO consultancy platformNext.js, Express, PostgreSQL…
twishcare.caPsychotherapy practice siteNode.js, Express…
ucertISO certification SaaSNext.js, TypeScript, SupabaseIn development

Selected work

Three products, each with something you can try.

Replacing in-person ISO consulting with software

Getting ISO certified usually means consultants, binders, and a one-day audit. UCert puts certification, team training, and every audit record for a company in one multi-tenant platform. I design and build all of it.

A document engine that writes the paperwork: Company details are filled into Word templates automatically. Previews use mammoth.js because serverless hosting cannot run LibreOffice.
Training and self-assessment built in: 10 ISO 9001 modules, a 30-question knowledge check, and a 73-question clause-level gap analysis that saves every answer as you go.
Billing that runs itself: Stripe across 3 plans: checkout, cancel and resume, webhook-driven subscription sync, and plan limits in the app.
Auditors see the whole year, not one day: In progress: role-based access so certification bodies review a company's full record instead of a snapshot.

Try it: a 3-question sample of the 73-question gap analysis

Clause 4.3 Is the scope of your quality management system written down?
Clause 5.2 Is your quality policy communicated and understood by staff?
Clause 9.2 Do you run internal audits on a planned schedule?

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Getting an ISO consultancy found across Canada

A 29-page platform for a consultancy serving clients in every province. It brings in client inquiries from across the country and lets people book a consultation without any back-and-forth email.

Moved from React and Vite to Next.js: Server-rendered pages give search engines real HTML, and a sitemap fix stopped a third of the site from hiding.
Static HTML for Bing: Bing does not run JavaScript, so every page also ships as static HTML with its own title, canonical URL, and description.
Rate limiting keyed to email, not IP: The host assigns a new IP to every request, so IP-based limits did nothing. Keying on email does.

What Bing sees (simplified)

<!-- Generated static HTML, one per page -->
<html>
  <head>
    <title>ISO 9001 Consulting in Canada | CertCanada</title>
    <link rel="canonical" href="https://certcanada.ca/iso-9001" />
    <meta name="description" content="ISO 9001 certification support for Canadian businesses." />
  </head>
  <body>
    <h1>ISO 9001 Certification Consulting</h1>
    ...
  </body>
</html>

Pages indexed by search engines

Before19

After19

+53% after the Next.js migration and sitemap fix

Taking a therapy practice online in three cities

A site for a psychotherapist seeing clients in Mississauga, Markham, and Burlington, and virtually across Canada. Delivered end to end and running as built.

Two emails for every inquiry: The owner gets the client's details right away, and the client gets an instant confirmation.
A honeypot instead of rate limiting: People reaching out to a therapist should never hit a wall. A hidden field stops bots without slowing anyone real.
Found locally: Schema markup, a dynamic sitemap, and 3 Google Business Profiles, one for each city.

Try it: send a test inquiry through the pipeline

Contact formHidden field: empty

Express serverValidates, then sends

To the therapistNew inquiry from Sam, with their details

To Sam“We got your message and will be in touch”

Pick one to watch the request move through.

More projects

Team and systems work from school.

Carbon Events ↗
6-person team
Android app where campers join a waitlist and a lottery draws who gets the campsite. I built the explore, search, and details flow and added Compose UI tests to the team's CI, isolated from production data.
- Kotlin
- Jetpack Compose
- Firebase
- GitHub Actions
Mistune test study
5-person team
Can AI-written tests match human ones? We compare black-box, white-box, and LLM-generated test suites on Mistune, a Markdown parser with 20M+ monthly downloads.
- Python
- Black-box
- White-box
MapReduce library
Solo
A thread pool and MapReduce library in C that runs map and reduce jobs in parallel, kept correct under concurrency with mutexes and condition variables.
- C
- POSIX threads
- Linux

About

I’m Ansh Rajput. I study Computer Engineering at the University of Alberta, in the Software Engineering co-op program. Alongside school I have shipped platforms for two businesses, and I am now building UCert on my own.

I like problems where software replaces something slow and manual: paperwork, scheduling, a form nobody answers. Before writing code I worked in quality management and audits, which is why I care about records being right. Most recently I spent a co-op term as a computer technician, returning 100+ machines to Alberta classrooms in four months.

Languages: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, C, C++, Java, Kotlin, SQL
Frameworks: Next.js, React, Node.js, Express, Tailwind CSS, Jetpack Compose
Data and services: PostgreSQL, Supabase, Firebase, SQLite, Stripe, Resend, Google Calendar API
Tools: Git, GitHub Actions, Docker, Linux, Vercel, Railway, Postman, Claude Code, Cursor

Hiring for a co-op or building something? Let's talk.

Edmonton, Alberta. I reply to every message.

arajput3@ualberta.ca