Aashni Shah
I'm Building
(1) Product Hunt selected us as a top product of the month and awarded us a $5k grant. (2) CSJ grant is annual and provides $30k in funding to hire a new grad
Bio
Aashni Shah is a young technical builder based in Toronto, Canada, with a background in software engineering. She has received notable recognition for her work, including a Product Hunt grant of $5,000 after being selected as a top product of the month, and she has also utilized the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) grant to support her projects. Previously, Aashni worked as a software engineer at Square in Waterloo, Canada, and was the CEO of Elixir Labs, a tech non-profit, where she was recognized among the 50 Canadian women celebrated in the Canadian tech and innovation sectors.",.
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