My responsibilities include writing code, managing multiple teams, reviewing code for team members, taking quick and reliable technical decisions, engaging in cross-functional communication for project alignments, conducting quarterly reviews, resolving conflicts, preparing quarterly and annual team budgets, creating PIP and taking tough decisions occasionally.

Developing and enhancing features of products like Electronic Health Records and Practice Management System (HIPAA compliant).Extensive knowledge of 270/271 Inquiry/Response.Worked on the conversion of a desktop-based front-end into a web-based front-end in a different technology while working on the back-end to support this and keep adding more features.

Master Thesis Research at the University of Massachusetts DartmouthField of research - Dataflow Notebooks: Enhancing Computational NotebooksDescription - In the computational notebooks (such as Jupyter Notebook), the code written in one cell may depend on code in other cells, and those dependencies are usually codified by global variables. However, these dependencies are not easily identified or discovered, and the order cells were executed in is not easily captured. This leads to a problem with reproducing the results of a previous analysis.Dataflows, on the other hand, explicitly encode dependencies between computational modules, leading to a well-defined order of execution. We introduce dataflow notebooks to blend the benefits of each paradigm. This solution introduces a persistent and unique identifier for each cell andencourages users to explicitly reference outputs of other cells via these identifiers. As will dataflows, we can ensure that results are never out-of-date by recursively updating dependencies as needed. The solution also enables new operations in the notebook, allowing users to see dependencies of a computation as well as selectively update downstream cells when upstream dependencies are modified. This framework improves reproducibility while maintaining the core features of notebooks.Thesis Research Advisor - Dr. David Koop

Taught Operating Systems to a class of 60 undergraduate studentsGraded homework, lab work and tests.

Work to assist Archives Librarians with launch of online content management system for archives collections and supporting tech needs for other projects such as electronic records management and updating archives web content.

Developed backend and web services for getWyred App - An iOS application to connect people and share photos and videos.

My responsibilities included delivering quality code for web applications as well as to develop web services for mobile applications.Took initiatives to learn and implement new technologies in various projects.

Developed multiple desktop softwares using Java Swing/SwingX and MySQL as per requirementsDevelopment, Software testing and Launching as an executable software

Learned professional implementation of Java/J2EE.Undergraduate internship and project.