As a technical architect at Harman Connected Services, I work with our clients to drive the complete development lifecycle of large modules and critical path features. I am responsible for the architecture, design and development of these features, and leading the team towards implementing these to completion.I am currently working with our client Caradigm, a healthcare analytics company, where I am responsible for implementing analytics for specific healthcare options, integrating security protocols, building developer tools, troubleshooting issues on multi-cluster environments and so on.

At Microsoft Research I worked on a project that enables unstructured fat query search of products’ bug data. I was responsible for the design and implementation of the entire data management pipeline. We leveraged technologies such as HBase for storing raw input data, Hive and MapRed for processing, and ElasticSearch or SQL Server for indexing.

Software Innovation is a Nordic software products company and is a market leader in the domain of Enterprise Content Management. I worked on the main product of the company called 360. I worked on the design and development of modules for the core products' framework. I also created a C# based API framework called B#, replacing the previous XML driven coding paradigm used by the company's product developers. This framework enabled vastly greater flexibility, control and ease of use to the developers, while also being in a language the developers were inherently comfortable with.

Aditi Technologies is a software services company, helping clients to implement the software that meets their diverse requirements. It has deep expertise on the Microsoft stack. I worked on multiple projects at Aditi:RIN – A project by Microsoft Research India, it aimed to redefine media presentation by enabling creation of a single narrative using various types of media such as video, audio, Photosynth, ChronoZoom, etc.Trident – A project by Microsoft Research Redmond, it was an application that could be used by scientists and others to define and simulate the workflow of a scientific experiment, by dragging and dropping experiment units and connecting them in the appropriate order.MILPA – A project by Microsoft, was an online learning platform with tools for both content creators and consumers.