Harshita Arora, an Indian national, is making waves in the tech industry as a self-taught engineer and entrepreneur. At just 16, she moved to Silicon Valley on her own and has since founded several startups, garnered recognition for her work, and received the highest civilian award for Indians under the age of 18.

Arora's most recent venture is AtoB, a sustainable transportation startup with a mission to create a network of intercity commuters using buses to solve the problems of commuting, cities, and climate change. AtoB has attracted funding from impressive investors such as Bloomberg Beta, Naval Ravikant, and Peter Light, among others.

Before AtoB, Arora created the Crypto Price Tracker app, a cryptocurrency portfolio management and price tracking application that became the #2 paid app in the finance category of the App Store. Her app was featured by Apple, and Arora worked as a technical consultant after it was acquired by Redwood City Ventures in March 2018.

In addition to her entrepreneurial work, Arora co-created the Food AI app, which utilizes offline image recognition technology to identify different types of food. She also worked as an engineer at DoNotPay, an innovative "robot lawyer" that has saved people over $20 million in legal fees and fines worldwide.

Arora's accomplishments have been recognized with awards and grants, including the Bal Shakti Puraskar in 2020 and a $10,000 grant from Emergent Ventures. She is also the youngest recipient of the O-1 visa, granted to individuals with extraordinary ability, by the USCIS.

Arora's passion for tech and innovation is clear in her various roles, including guest lecturing at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi, and interning at Salesforce. Her impressive achievements make her a rising star in the tech industry, and her dedication to sustainability and social impact through her work is inspiring.