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Karanvir Singh has a diverse work experience in software development. Karanvir worked as a Java Software Developer at QuoteMedia, Inc., where they created and maintained REST endpoints using Java 8, Spring Boot, Hibernate, and other technologies. Karanvir also utilized Git, Jenkins, Jira, and other tools for version control, CI builds, issue tracking, and Agile development.

Prior to that, Karanvir worked at Intuit as a Java Software Developer, contributing to the transformation of the old tax engine of TurboTax into a newer one. Karanvir wrote services in Spring Boot to automate the process of migrating old code into a newer raw data XML format.

At Eli Lilly and Company, Karanvir served as a Java Developer, participating in the estimation, design, build, and testing of new or modified features. Karanvir also conducted peer code reviews and implemented security modules using modern security protocols.

Before that, Karanvir was a Java J2EE Developer at John Deere, where they successfully migrated a Java application from Java 1.4 to Java 1.7 using Bootstrap, JavaScript, and HTML5.

During their time as a Graduate Assistant at East Carolina University, Karanvir developed a web-based application system for the Research Experience for Undergraduates program. Karanvir utilized various technologies such as Java, MVC design, Struts, JSP, Oracle, HTML, Bootstrap, jQuery, and CSS.

Karanvir's early work experience includes working as a Java Developer at HCL Info systems Pvt Ltd, where they coded JavaScript functions, formulated SQL queries, and implemented MVC architecture for web development projects. Karanvir also worked on the front-end UI using JQuery for styling.

Karanvir Singh pursued their education in computer science, starting with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Punjab Technical University. Karanvir attended this institution from 2008 to 2012. Following their undergraduate studies, they furthered their education by earning a Masters degree in Computer Science from East Carolina University. This postgraduate program spanned from 2013 to 2015.