As a Front End Developer, I specialized in creating dynamic and user-friendly reports and dashboards using React.js. My responsibilities included:- Designing and developing responsive and visually appealing user interfaces using React.js.- Implementing interactive and customizable data visualizations and charts to present complex information in a comprehensible manner.- Optimizing the performance of reports and dashboards for efficient loading and rendering across various devices and browsers.- Instrumental in creating the insights Dashboard which uses the Tendo Insights engine to identify key metrics in patient care and presenting the summary of the analysis in a series of filterable charts - Experimented with Automated Insights- Designed and implemented user-friendly interfaces for Identity and Access Management (IAM) applications, focusing on managing user roles and permissions.Through these efforts, I played a key role in empowering decision-makers with actionable insights and facilitating data-driven decision-making processes within the organization.

- Involved in converting functionality that existed in the Capture desktop client to web based using Oracle Jet components.- Built sample applications in Android, Flutter, Vue, Angular, React, React native, NextJS, Gatsby, Sapper, Jet, Javascript, HTML, CSS using Oracle Content Management as a headless CMS.- Integrated with the Android application for the Oracle Content App- Built an Android application for the Oracle Social Network - Expand on the collaboration application features to include wiki and blog. The application already included features like calendar, tasks, documents and discussions and project management.

Involved in designing the web-tier using XHTML, CSS, Javascript, Dojo Toolkit, AJAX, Struts and Java for collaboration services which is a part of the AquaLogic productline.BEA was acquired by Oracle in 2008.

- Involved in re-architecting the web-tier for the collaboration team using Struts, JSTL, Java, JSPs, XHTML, CSS, Javascript and AJAX. - Plumtree Collaboration Server lets people across the Enterprise Web work together on projects, setting schedules, assigning tasks, sharing documents and exchanging ideas and surfaces a wide range of collaborative services across applications in the Enterprise Web as portlets. - Involved in migrating the UI from Model 1 to Model 2 architecture. Responsibility included setting up Struts framework, architecting, designing and developing the UI in the MVC pattern. JSTL along with developing of custom tags made customizing UI using JSPs easier. - Plumtree was acquired By BEA Systems on Oct 2005.

- Involved in the design and implementation of web-based application using Java, Servlets and web services using .Net. - The project was to build a 'Supply Chain Control' enterprise software, which allows companies with dynamic supply chains to adjust their operational plans in "real-time" as a response to changing conditions. - The web-based rich client front-end was developed using ‘AppProjector’ software. The Asperon AppProjector is a technology that provides a real-time desktop like user interface for web applications. The front-end interacted with the business logic in the middle-tier deployed as EJB components. Oracle 9i was used as the data repository.

- Involved in the design and implementation of web-based applications using Java, JSP, XML, Castor and Struts framework. - The Project was to build an Enterprise Product Planning solution to successfully solicit, collect, and act on the direct input of both customers and key constituents (partners, sales, support, R&D) within an organization. - The front-end architecture was based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern offered by Struts framework. Data was passed from the middle-tier to the front-end in XML format, which was converted to Java objects using Castor, an open source framework from Exolab. Java Objects were then referred to in the JSP’s using various tag libraries provided by apache. Oracle 8i was used as the data repository.

- Developing in Java, XML and XSL technology to generate dynamic web pages. - The project was to develop fully distributed, Java-based Negotiation Market Suite applications designed to meet B2B marketplace demands of scalability, security, reliability and availability. - The Presentation logic were coded using XSL/HTML templates. Data was passed to these servers using XML, giving a clear separation between data and visual representation. - The business logic was written in the middle-tier using Oracle Business Components for Java The application services written using the Oracle Business Components framework can then be deployed as either EJB's or as CORBA Server objects. Oracle 8i was used as the repository for all market information and negotiation history.

Title : Software Engineer - Developing Enterprise Java Beans and Java Server Pages in a 3-tier architecture. Developing a web site to provide a purchasing solution to small and medium sized companies. - The 3-tier architecture consisted of Java Server Pages (JSP) in the front-end, Enterprise Java Beans deployed on Luna Server in the middle-tier and SQL Server serving as the database engine in the back-end. - The JSP architecture followed the dispatcher approach, where a basic servlet or JSP acts as a mediator or controller, delegating requests to JSP pages and Java Beans. Title : System Administrator - Responsible for production systems and implementing the deployment process through it&'s various steps all the way to the production systems for publishing web site content on the Production, demo servers and staging servers. - Configuring Web servers with IIS and JRUN, EJB Servers and Web servers having Site Server 3.0.

Dept. of Housing, ETSU, TN Sep 97 - July 99 Title : Computer Specialist - Maintenance of the Housing Information System. The system consisted of an Oracle Server in the back-end. Generating reports from database Dept. of Computer Science, ETSU, TN Aug 97 - May 99 Title : Mentor - Duties involved teaching students Basics of Computer, WordPerfect, Quattro-Pro, Microsoft Word, E-mail and Using the Internet