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Freehold Township, Nj, Us

Dublin 2, Ie

• Guided the business client during the requirement phase by emphasizing the need for detailed of the existing high-level requirements. By providing a more complete definition of requirements, we were able to reduce ambiguity during the development phase, thereby reducing the implementation effort.• Authored a reference document that mapped requirements, business products, and domains. This document significantly reduced the development planning effort for the team, showcasing my leadership and organizational skills.• Created a ubiquitous language cross-reference, a tool that fostered clear and transparent communication between the business stakeholders and the developer.• Compiled a list of project contacts by collecting role information from the team. This list included primary and secondary contacts for projects related to APIs, remote services, and other components. This streamlined addressing issues external to a project, saving time and effort.• Developed a comprehensive document summarizing the project’s goals, implementation strategy, and development specifications, a key tool that streamlined the onboarding process for new developers and facilitated the familiarization of experienced developers with the project.• Created a framework for a microservice architecture that replaced screen-scraped data with FDX (Financial Data Exchange) API. This not only provided a standard code flow across banking products but also reduced developer onboarding effort and improved the deployment of new features, demonstrating my strategic thinking. • Additionally, I designed and implemented a project structure that decoupled banking products based on their domain. This approach improved development, debugging, and deployment efforts.• Furthermore, I developed a logging service based on Log4j2 and AspectJ APIs that improved logging coverage and reduced the debugging effort. By generating default messages, it prevented customer information from leaking.

Dublin 2, Ie

• Led a team that migrated Java applications to Spring Boot • Managed a team transitioning applications to a CI/CD DevOps pipeline

Dublin 2, Ie

• Led and supported application operations, ensure compliance, and deployed software updates, maintaining the client’s profitability. • Debugged applications at the code and database levels to address incidents within the required repair and recovery metric, which minimized application downtime.• Additionally, resolved end-of-life vulnerabilities of application dependencies, increasing client revenue by avoiding hiring a third-party developer. • Also, proactively resolved security vulnerabilities to prevent site outages and discovered, reported, and resolved credential exposure to avoid security leaks. • Lastly, communicated with users to understand their application issues, occasionally uncovering pre-existing problems and creating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that improved the case completion rate.

Dublin 2, Ie

• Improved abstraction by refactoring concrete classes with abstracted classes and interfaces. • Improved readability by refactoring attribute names to reflect their purpose. • Reduced defect duplication by grouping tickets.

Dublin 2, Ie

• Improved customer confidence by developing a ThymeLeaf web UI that validated and displayed data transformation results.• Improved healthcare data retrieval from login to certificate authentication by developing a library that implemented Spring Security.• Reduced the development cost by developing a mock service to avoid querying a paid service

Wall Township, Nj, Us

Wall Township, Nj, Us

Wall Township, Nj, Us

Wall Township, Nj, Us

Wall Township, Nj, Us

Bachelor’S Degree, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Android Nanodegree, Computer Software Engineering