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Alaina Ahuja

Alaina Ahuja

Founder & Director 

Alaina is an entrepreneur, researcher, and passionate coding instructor who brings both technical expertise and visionary leadership to her teaching. As the founder and director of Code Yogis, she has built a thriving computer science education organization with multiple locations across Pennsylvania, dedicated to empowering youth through technology.

Her work extends far beyond the classroom. Alaina organized Hack For Marrow, a global youth health‑tech hackathon in partnership with the Aplastic Anemia and MDS International Foundation, showcasing her commitment to using technology for social good. She has also co‑authored machine learning research papers on topics such as energy conservation and assistive devices for speech‑impaired children, reflecting her drive to apply innovation to real‑world challenges.

Alaina’s technical skillset includes Python programming, Alexa skill development, robotics engineering, and cloud computing—she is an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner. Her experience spans internships and research roles at institutions like George Mason University, the University of Maryland, and Aecho, where she explored advanced applications of AI, robotics, and data science.

With this blend of entrepreneurship, research, and teaching experience, Alaina inspires students to see coding not just as a skill, but as a tool for creativity, problem‑solving, and impact. She embodies the mission of Code Yogis: to make technology accessible, engaging, and transformative for the next generation.

 

Alexa

Instructor

Alexa is a passionate computer programming enthusiast who brings her love for technology into the classroom. With hands‑on experience from multiple robotics and coding competitions, she inspires students to think creatively and solve problems with confidence. Her teaching style blends technical expertise with real‑world applications, making complex concepts accessible and engaging for learners of all levels. Whether guiding beginners through their first lines of code or mentoring advanced students on robotics projects, Alexa is committed to empowering the next generation of innovators.

Siddharth

Instructor 

Sid is a sophomore at Council Rock High School North with a deep passion for computer science, AI, and applied mathematics. He brings both academic rigor and hands‑on experience to his role as a coding instructor. At Code Yogis, Sid teaches Scratch, Python, and basic circuitry to students aged 8–11, making programming approachable and fun for young learners.

Beyond teaching, Sid has participated in selective programs such as the University of Pennsylvania’s Program in Algorithmic and Combinatorial Thinking (PACT), where he studied advanced topics in discrete mathematics and algorithms. He has also developed machine learning models through Inspirit AI, applying data science to real‑world problems like predicting MLB player salaries.

Sid’s journey includes internships and analyst roles where he explored AI applications, programming, and data visualization, further sharpening his skills. His academic excellence is matched by leadership in extracurriculars—he is a practice captain on the Speech and Debate Team, a member of the Computer Science Club, Mathletes, and PRIME Club, and has earned multiple national debate awards.

With this blend of technical expertise, teaching experience, and competitive achievement, Sid inspires students not only to code but to think critically, problem‑solve, and innovate.

Aravind

Aravind

Instructor 

Aravind is a student at Council Rock North HS. He likes competing and winning in science fairs and math competitions. He has competed at the science fair states meet at Penn State University multiple times. He enjoys mentoring younger students who do these activities as well, often reconnecting with middle school students and faculty. In his free time, he loves biking and playing racquet sports. He plans on pursuing engineering as a career.

 

Sanjith

Instructor 

Sanjith is a passionate educator and technologist specializing in the intersection of geospatial analysis and modern web development. With extensive experience in [e.g., Python, JavaScript, and spatial databases], he bridges the gap between complex spatial concepts and practical coding applications. Sanjith is dedicated to helping students unlock the power of location intelligence, empowering them to build scalable, real-world GIS applications. At codegis.tech, he focuses on delivering hands-on, project-based instruction that turns beginners into confident developers.

Annie

Instructor 

Annie is a senior at Council Rock North High School with a strong interest in science and mathematics. She has competed in regional and statewide science fairs and science Olympiad where she has won top awards. Combining her interests in science and her multiple summers of experience volunteering at summer camps, Annie is excited to mentor students coding or using CAD software for the first time as well as students working towards advanced projects. She is applying to college as a mechanical engineering major this fall.

Mariana

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Alaina Ahuja

Alaina Ahuja

Director Code Yogis

Growing up in Warwick Township, Pennsylvania, USA, I am fascinated and greatly influenced by technology. I started computer programming at the age of six and remember doing goofy programs on MIT Scratch. As I grew up, more and more activities were being added to my schedule. From making micro APIs at home to collaborating with Amazon for a finished Alexa skill, I’ve done things I would never have dreamed of doing and it all helped me grow in experience.
At six years old, my father had gotten me an MIT Scratch account which I programmed with for years. At age nine I built a lost and found application for my elementary school in New Jersey and soon after, I started learning simple
Python. This soon blossomed into the use of numerous Python libraries including face recognition and PyGame, as well as creating micro APIs using Flask. I worked on a Raspberry Pi 4 and used it for many projects over the years. For example, hooking an API, to be called from an Alexa voice skill that would remotely control the Raspberry Pi.
I am also interested in robotics and assembled several EV3 robots on my own time, and am greatly captivated by machine learning and cloud computing. I am currently an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner and am constantly growing my knowledge in this fast-paced and quickly expanding technological world. I have created many video games using Python and Node JS as well as voice skills for Alexa devices. This skill was made for the Central Bucks School District in Pennsylvania and is being used by families across 23 schools. I worked in the summer of 2022 as an Intern at a New York startup by the name of Aecho and contributed to software development using Python and PostgreSQL databases. At Tamanend Middle School I was president of “The Coding Corner”, a coding enrichment club for students interested in computer programming, which is not taught in much depth in our school curriculum. Additionally, I ran 8-week free courses at Bucks County Libraries for kids to learn Scratch and Python programming online. I have also given lectures in international universities on topics like AI and ChatGPT.
I play professional tennis for the USTA and play for the Varsity Tennis Team at my high school. I have achieved much in the technological fields and hope to continue to learn and grow. despite it all, I still find time for my hobbies, which include reading and writing. I am also a blogger and write articles focused mainly on technology. I previously held a job as an instructor at Code Ninjas as well. I hope you come to see me as constantly improving and ameliorating with my passions in mind, and as I continue with my ever-evolving life, I plan to take these interests wherever they take me.