Atul Prajapati is a Java | J2EE | Spring MVC | Spring REST | Spring Boot | Spring Cloud | Microservices | Docker | CI / CD at Freelance. He possess expertise in hibernate, java enterprise edition, struts, java, servlets and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Atul & I worked together for almost 4 years, on the Flex development team at Ooyala and later Dalet (in collaboration with Asite). During that time he impressed me strongly with his knowledge, approach to work, and attitude. Atul was the architect with technical responsibility for our ageing monolith and, while some developers had the luxury of doing greenfield work to spin out new microservices, Atul steered the oil tanker with care and precision. Atul can prepare work for others, and supervise its delivery effectively; but his greatest strength is as an individual contributor "par excellence". His communications were always precise & succinct; nothing ever disturbed his calm demeanour, and no technical task was too great for him. For example, I could trust Atul to: - make major framework updates to a significant codebase (1.2 million lines of Java and JS code!) and know he would ensure such changes were thoroughly tested before going in, both for functionality and performance; - dive deep into and debug issues with database performance, lock contention issues, and so forth; - work closely with support engineers to ensure swift resolution of complex incidents affecting Tier 1 customers. Given half a chance, I would love to have the opportunity to work with Atul again. He will be an asset to any team he joins, and I wish him the best of luck for the future." and "I have had the pleasure of working with Atul over the past several years. Atul has an excellent understanding of technologies spanning browsers on the client side, middleware servers and backend persistence stores. Atul was always dedicated, hard working and his communications and technical output were precise and accurate. It was a joy to provide Atul with a problem as you could trust that a solution would be found."