• Developed a service to deliver push notifications to the GoDaddy mobile app users using AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS). The service used underlying technologies like AWS Simple Queue Service, nodeJS for REST endpoints, AWS Aurora RDBMS to store the shopper data.• Lead efforts in integrating GoDaddy Machine Learning service to deliver a personalization experience to GoDaddy shoppers before buying a Domain.• Developed multiple other RESTful APIs to drive customer experience on GoDaddy website.• Worked on the "My Products" web page of GoDaddy website using nodeJS techlogies like ReactJS.• Worked on multiple AWS technologies like EC2, ECR, EKS, Lambda, DynamoDB, SQS, SNS to name a few.• Actively contributed towards a fully automated CI/CD pipleline to deliver every code commit.• Build and deployed services using docker containers and Kubernetes.• Worked in Agile environment and served as a scrum master.

• GoDaddy is an internet domain registrar and web hosting company targeted towards the small business owner.• I have built multiple end-to-end automation frameworks for web as well as mobile testing using various modules in javascript like nightwatchJS, wdJS packages which on the backend uses Selenium or Appium. Multiple challenges in the project were solved using mocking concepts and mocking libraries in javascript like sinonJS, proxyquireJS.• As pet projects in GoDaddy, I have worked on building a web site to show the build performance of many projects in GoDaddy under jenkins. It was build using facebook's ReactJS.• I am also working on building a mobile application which also gives various projects status using facebook's React Native for android and IoS.

• Epic Systems is one of the largest healthcare software company worldwide. Here, I am working as part of the team which writes highly scalable software to assist scheduling appointments between patients, doctors and various departments involved during a treatment.• As an individual month-long training project, I developed an intuitive web-based application to help trainers/students get actively involved in a classroom.• I used MVC framework to build the architecture, where the front-end was developed using Javascript/HTML/CSS while the backend was developed using C# and ASP.NET. I used Intersystems-cache (an object-oriented database) for data-storage.

• Informatica is a world’s largest data-integration company, where I worked on “Informatica PowerCenter” – an ETL tool. ETL is a data warehousing technology to process large amounts of data.• I developed a framework, which greatly enhanced the Continuous Integration (CI) of the software which we wrote. This framework helped trigger automated build for every code check-in thus allowing us to detect problems early.• I used Perl as the programming language to develop this framework. This unix-friendly framework was built in such a way that it was seamlessly integrated with Jenkins – an open-source continuous integration tool.• I developed an automation framework using Java as the programming language for a product I was working on.• This framework was an easy-to-use tool, which was used by testers to create tests for the browser-specific features of the product. I internally used Selenium within this framework to help execute those tests.• I developed a data-format validation service, which would verify whether a specific type of data (SSN#, email-id, etc.) is in its correct format after being obfuscated by the product. Basically, the service would make sure that the obfuscated email-id should still look like an email-id, and not simply obfuscated string.• I used Perl as a programming language for this service.