developing enterprise application for our 2M+ members using Spring,Spring Boot, REST, JSON, APIs, JavaScript, AJAX, jQuery, Jahia CMS, Java 8, Spring, Agile/Scrum, Jira.

Design, and development of "on the fly" JSP pages generation tool using XML/Java EE technologies. These dynamic JSP pages represent customized form that can be created by the client as per specific client state's needs.Design, and development of NBS application components.

Design, implementation of HL7 custom ELR consumption solution. This work involved replacing eWebit(Commercial solution for processing HL7 2.5.1 messages) with custom solution that can be extended with minimum cost and maintenance issues. Technologies included Java/JEE, Rhapsody for both SQL Server and OracleAs a team member successfully implemented business strategies.Developed the back end using EJB’s (Session EJB’s and Entity EJB’s) Value Object and DAO. Used different design strategies like Façade pattern, proxy pattern command pattern to efficiently use resources.Developed front end using JSP, Javascript/JQuery, Ajax, Action classes and integrated it with back end.

The Global Service Applications project includes various tools used by Global Infrastructure Services (GIS), which is a sub business to GE Corporate, for Problem Management, Inventory Management, Request management, Asset Management and Alerting and Notification. These tools provide an interface to various GE businesses to report problems, changes on the servers, mainframes and various telecom devices, which they own, and which are maintained by GIS.Alerting and Notification tool is used to monitor these assets and automatically open problem tickets when a problem occurs on them and notify the users and support teams of the problem occurred.As part of change management, web applications are developed for various requirements of the client. As part of problem management, production support was provided for various applications of the GE CIS business.Seepz, Mumbai, India (May 2003- Mar, 2005, Sep 2007 - Dec 2007)Schenectady, New York. (Mar, 2005 – Sep 2007)