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Abhishek Raj has diverse work experience in the field of frontend engineering. Abhishek started their career at Lollypop UI/UX Studio in 2017 as a Frontend Engineer, where they developed user interfaces for various clients including startups like Myntra, RunAdam, and Fortune 500 companies like Walmart, Oracle, Oyo, and Cisco. Abhishek'sresponsibilities also included interacting with clients and their teams to better understand requirements. In 2020, Abhishek joined Publicis Sapient and Goldman Sachs as a Senior Frontend Engineer, where they worked until March 2023. Currently, they are a Senior Frontend Engineer at Trace One, starting from March 2023.

Abhishek Raj completed their Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Science from Jaipur Engineering College & Research Center in Jaipur, from 2013 to 2017. Prior to that, they also obtained their High School degree in Mathematics from St. Paul's Senior Secondary School in an unspecified year. Additionally, Abhishek has obtained various certifications such as "React: Building Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)" from LinkedIn in October 2020, "JavaFX GUI Development" from LinkedIn in October 2016, "Up and Running with Cloud Service APIs" from LinkedIn in October 2016, "Data Visualization With D3.Js" from LinkedIn in September 2016, "Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Excel" from Microsoft in an unspecified year, "Big Data Foundations" from IBM in an unspecified year, "Certificate of Completion: JavaScript Course" from SoloLearn in an unspecified year, "Certificate of Completion: SQL Fundamentals" from SoloLearn in an unspecified year, "Certification in jQuery" from Microsoft in an unspecified year, "Cloud Computing" from Rackspace in an unspecified year, "Certification in Java" from HKUST in an unspecified year, "Certification in Linux" from The Linux Foundation in an unspecified year, "Diploma in Web Designing" from ALISON - Free Online Learning in an unspecified year, "Querying with Transact-SQL" from Microsoft in an unspecified year, "AFCEH Ethical Hacking" from Pearson in an unspecified year, and "NoSQL and DBaaS" from IBM in an unspecified year.