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Arjun Dhawan began their work experience as a Teaching Assistant at Universiteit Utrecht in 2014. Arjun was responsible for grading assignments and exams, leading tutorial sessions, and assisting students with course material.

In 2016, Arjun interned as a Research Intern at RIVM National Institute for Public Health and the Environment. Arjun conducted research for 9 months, resulting in the acknowledgment of their work in the Journal for Computational Biology.

From 2017 to 2018, Arjun worked as a Full-stack Developer at Lunatech Labs. Arjun developed and maintained the PermissionsAPI for ING (Retail banking) and jointly developed and delivered a payment system for VEON (Telecommunications).

In 2018, Arjun joined TomTom as a Software Engineer, where they worked on a greenfield project related to autonomous driving. Arjun set up pipelines, deployment infrastructure, and developed web apps and backends from scratch.

Arjun then joined Kaizo in 2020 as a Senior Software Engineer and later became a Technical Lead. Arjun held these roles until 2022, where they contributed to the development of technical solutions.

Currently, Arjun Dhawan is working at Hadrian as a Senior Software Engineer and Technical Lead, starting in 2022.

Arjun Dhawan completed their education at Utrecht University. From 2010 to 2014, they pursued a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Physics and Astronomy at the university. After completing their bachelor's degree, they continued their education at Utrecht University and obtained a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Mathematics from 2014 to 2017.

In addition to their formal education, Arjun Dhawan also acquired several certifications. Arjun completed the "Algorithms, Part I" course from Coursera in January 2017. In the same month, they also completed the "Databases" course from Stanford University. In November 2016, they completed the "Machine Learning" course from Coursera. Arjun Dhawan also pursued certifications in functional programming in Scala, including "Functional Program Design in Scala" and "Functional Programming Principles in Scala," although the dates of completion were not provided.