Nikhil Kumaran S Email & Phone Number

Chennai, Tn, In

Newark, California, Us

• Developed a notification system where users can choose the types and frequency of error notifications to be received through their preferred channels, including Email, Webhook, or Slack. This empowers users with direct control over the error notification stream and provides more visibility into the errors. • Developing new visualizations and enhancing existing visualizations for Insights product.• Made the visualization dashboards shareable. External users can now be granted access to the dashboard through a secure, email-based invitation system. This strategic enhancement not only facilitates the easy sharing of critical business insights but also streamlines cross-collaborative efforts.Payroll company - Terrific Minds

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Santa Clara, California, Us

• To improve the performance of the application and reduce the size of the initial bundle, I implemented code splitting and lazy loading for the chart component. This meant that the chart component was not loaded and included in the initial bundle, but was only loaded and rendered once the user focused on the dropdown selector and began making their selection. The result was a smaller initial bundle size and an improved user experience, as the chart component was not loaded until it was needed and was then rendered seamlessly once it was needed.• Noticed that the log viewer page was becoming slower and less responsive when rendering large lists of logs, specifically over 10,000 lines. To improve the performance of this page, I implemented the concept of virtualized windowing. This allowed the application to only render the logs that were currently visible in the user's viewport, reducing the strain on the system and improving the overall responsiveness of the page.• Reached out to our users and gathered feedback on our product, then took that feedback and used it to develop new features that improved the overall user experience.• Won the company wide hackathon and integrated the hackathon project directly into the existing product which is now used by hundreds of people.

Santa Clara, California, Us

• Architectured a react application from scratch, which includes, setting up folder structure, state management, authentication, data fetching, routing, rendering, styling, and testing.• Involved in the active development of the new react app and released the MVP.• Continue to work on complex features to enhance the product.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, In

• Developed independent, reusable, responsive React components with a design system in a component library using Storybook.• Use redux for state management when necessary.• Involvement in the complete lifecycle of a feature, from design discussions to deployment.• Mentored interns in UI development. (Always had a soft corner for sharing knowledge)• Implemented end to end testing in UI applications using Puppeteer.• Upgraded two applications with older React versions(v0.14.0 and v15.5.0) to the latest. These two applications are not bootstrapped with "create-react-app", had their own webpack and babel configs that needed migration to the latest version (Webpack v2 - v5)• Upgraded one application bootstrapped with "create-react-app" to the latest.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, In

• Developed new features and fixed bugs in applications with 3 different versions of React - v16+, v15.5.0, and v0.14.0.• Used both Ant design and Material UI for development.

Bachelor’S Degree, Computer Science

Computer Science