Hari Narayanan is a Platform Architect at bill.com. He possess expertise in agile methodologies, cloud computing, distributed systems. Colleagues describe him as "Hari is a deep knowledge as well as passion for the technology. His knowledge on SOA, Web Services and various related technologies has been exemplary. He has been a pillar of the team at Seebeyond having earned respect from peers and managers in the team as well as other teams. I have no doubt he will continue to be a great asset in any team he joins. Best wishes, -Vinayak." and "Hari and I started our SeeBeyond journey the very same day. We worked together in the same group for all the duration of his stay, and later on for a brief period, when he joined back what has become Sun Microsystems. After all this time we spent as coworkers, I can say with certainty that it's always been a pleasure to work with him, and I felt equally sorry to part ways the first time when he moved out and the second time when I left. Hari si a great developer and architect. He is knowledgeable, hard-working and self-motivated. He can provide great guidance in the areas of his expertise, while still being flexible to take in other opinions, and eventually yield to a better idea. His experience in the SOA/BI areas was clearly visible in his maturity, but worry not, he is an expert engineer that I'm sure can do outstanding work in whatever other domains he gets involved with. Hari is also an excellent team player. He was always helpful with both myself and our other team mates, never hesitating to drop whatever he was doing to provide the requested assistance. He always took whatever work was given to him with no complaints or lack of involvement, and never tried to give any less than his best. He was constantly keeping the team success as his goal, rather than his personal achievements - which nevertheless never failed to occur. In digest, I would be quite happy to ever be given the chance to work again with Hari, and I would strongly recommend him to whoever else had this great opportunity."