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Solution Architect working on AWS, Kafka, MongoDB and Java Microservices in Financial Services

Retalon Inc. is a leading provider of predictive analytic solutions for supply chain, inventory management, pricing, merchandising, planning, and marketing operations. Retalon products range from task-oriented solutions to a common analytic platform, resulting in tangible optimization of the supply chain and significant measurable benefits for the entire organization. Retalon solutions are successfully deployed in over 70 installations. Involved in the design and development of Retail Analytics platform Enhanced different modules such as :-Forecasting,Size Merchandise Pattern DistributionInter Store BalancingAllocation and Replenishment Responsible for the end to end integration of Retalon for Customers

Developed solution architecture for test automation frameworkDesigned and developed the test automation framework and initial test cases to be automatedImplemented use of Selenium to test DOM manipulationDeveloped password recovery mechanism for application authentication

Worked on major enterprise level projects in investment banking and hedge funds for major clients such as Morgan Stanley and AQR Capital ManagementDeveloped ESB Information Broker using Apache CamelDesigned and Developed Workflows consisting of Java data extraction and .NET report generation

Designed and developed airport middleware system which is an integration framework to bring together all airport based systems. It involves the implementation of enterprise integration patterns. The backbone of the system is based on Apache Camel and a majority of the source is in core Java. The container used to deploy the application is that of JBoss. The framework is responsible for routing, filtering and orchestrations of services. The current project has helped me get an insight into the complex systems that exist at airports worldwide, the kind of systems that are required in today's modern world and the versatility of systems that need to be built for the ever changing industry for it to be easily adaptable. I have been involved in the requirement gathering, design, development, unit and integration testing of the application. The project is in its initial phase and is expected to grow further, exposing me to more complexities and giving me more learning opportunities. I have been working in service oriented architecture and following agile principles

Involved in Design and Development of Middleware for Airport IT solutionsDeveloped MIddleware Information Broker solution for interfacing between systems based on Apache Camel

Worked on Commodity Control Application for Collateral Management using Swing, EJB, Hibernate and Oracle 11g databaseWas Involved in Development and Support of CERS and CERSTA Payment investigation systems. Working on Pega PRPC, Core Java, XML and PL/SQL

• I was working on Service Oriented Architecture ( SOA ) product in retail banking based on Core Java.• Every module in universal banking in BFUB is designed to work independently to follow the SOA model. Common tasks and services are grouped as CBS ( Common Banking Services)• Have been actively involved in the architectural development of the product• I have designed and developed services in Lending and Money Market Modules. Have worked on both the Platform (BankFusion) as well as the Application (Universal Banking). Developed different artifacts used within a Microflow (Business Process) such as expressions, Fatoms ( Financial Atoms ), Features, UI Screens, Products. • Fatom and Feature developed with understanding of Core Java, XML and Hibernate• Designed and developed Collateral Management Module for Debit Obligation Accounts and FX Spot Deals• Involved in the design and development of Commercial Lending Module consisting of phased disbursement and flexible repayment schedules• Involved in the Design of Loan Origination Project. Started with analysis of BRD ( Business Requirement Document), Use Cases and Solution Architecture. Currently involved in the HLD and LLDs ( High and low level designs )ac