Arpan P.
Co-chair @Unics Manchester
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WORK HISTORY
Co-chair @Unics Manchester
Manchester, GB
Led an organization of 30+ people across multiple teams and departments, overseeing projects, events, and strategic initiatives- Managed two major hackathons with budgets ranging from to each- Established a dedicated hackathons team to streamline event planning and execution- Organized the May Ball with a budget, handling vendor relationships and event execution- Recruited and hired approximately 10 new team members, building out critical organizational functions- Managed multiple corporate sponsorships, including writing and negotiating contracts- Established new departments to meet evolving organizational needs- Revived the events team and development team, implementing new processes and goals- Developed partnerships with major companies, startups, and other university societies- Coordinated cross-functional collaborations between internal teams and external partners- Provided strategic direction for all society activities, ensuring alignment with organizational goals
EDUCATION
The University of Manchester
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science
The Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi
Secondary School Examination, Standard CBSE Grade 10th
The Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi
Senior School Certificate Examination (CBSE), PCM Science with Computer Science
ABOUT ARPAN P.
I\'m that second-year at University of Manchester who can\'t stop getting excited about bringing people together through tech! These days, you\'ll find me running UniCS (our university\'s tech society) where we\'re always cooking up something fun — from coding sessions to game nights that somehow always end up being hilariously chaotic.Speaking of chaos — I once won a hackathon by making a pick-up line generator (yes, really!), and now I spend my time dreaming up ways to make tech more accessible and fun for everyone. From organizing treasure hunts to building tools that make developers\' lives easier, I love creating spaces where people can come together, learn, and build cool stuff.When I\'m not plotting the next big event or helping someone debug their code, I\'m probably:* Tinkering with drones and aviation tech (did I mention I love building things that fly?)* Working on some new open-source project* Running around organizing events that bring tech folks together* Trying to convince my friends that my latest project idea isn\'t completely bonkersFun fact: I once spent three days building a tool just to make QR codes look prettier. Was it necessary? Probably not. Was it fun? Absolutely! Drop me a message if you:* Want to build something awesome (bonus points if it\'s slightly ridiculous)* Need someone to test your latest creation* Just want to chat about tech, communities, or why pizza tastes better when coding* Have an idea for a cool event (I\'m always looking for new ones!)PS: Currently exploring the intersection of creative technology and community building. If you\'ve got a wild idea that could make tech more fun and accessible, let\'s chat! PPS: I promise I\'m much better at organizing chaos than writing about myself!
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