Prafful Suthar Email & Phone Number

India

Worked as a part of core team extending Zypher cloud with improvements and extentions using NestJS + BFF architecture and extending core module federation with webpack.

Leading and consulting Reliance in replacing SAP with Frappe framework, Docker, Kubernetes-based distributed architecture, and modern stack.Overwriting and extending open-source frameworks and tools such as Frappe Framework, CubeJS, and more to create robust and reusable solutions that could be utilized across all verticals and teams to migrate their business apps.Solution architecting for complex business cases and scaling problems around a complete Enterprise solution. - Pipelines and cycle for deploying apps across multiple functional teams and release management- CI and Depth sandbox testing- Ideal code patterns and strategies for devs to follow- Horizontal as well as verticle scaling of frappe apps- Functional user and business expert requirement resolution- MDM (Master Data Manager)- Manual and docs for Business users to follow when using the frappe framework- S3 integrations and custom SMTP configurations for mailing services- Mongo and NoSQL connections with frappe framework - Oracle connections with the frappe frameworkIndependent of any tech stack and more focused on "Scale specific solutions"

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Worked as a lead engineer creating reusable solutions and optimizing AWS infra to reduce cost.Created services to migrate legacy products to a more modern and robust stack while handling backward compatibility for users across different regions.Optimized infra on AWS to shift lot of services from EC2 to distributed clusters with AWS Farget and serverless Lambda services.Optimized pipeline and added dynamic components around AWS Lambda Layer and better shared JS libs across teams to use in their respective project.Improvements around companies core libs and better patterns for things that are consumed across companies.

San Diego County, California, United States

Worked as a part of the core team, with expertise in design patterns, and writing reusable robust, modular, and well-typed code making features easier to extend and contributing ideal practices.Also lead a product for property investment, leading the product's Backend + Web part, breaking down complex business logic, and fitting it into scalable tech solutions.

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Lead and built a complete solution for an Electronic Distribution Giant.Problem: The client had a legacy system that they used for over 15 years, now it was at a point where 2 days a week they had to feed data while keeping operations on hold.Solution: Used ERPNext (As it fit over 60% of business requirement) with few microservices that would handle push/pull sync as well as would handle batching of millions of serials with complete business cycle.Tech Elaboration On Solution: https://praffulsuthar.medium.com/extention-scaling-erpnext-with-microservices-on-docker-and-kubernetes-fb0337ea0df Latest Update: Been on production since Jan 2020!

Mumbai Area, India

Worked for a client called BloomStack which was building an e2e solution for the legal cannabis industry.Worked on building a microservice solution around ERPNext that would help with partner integrations and handle state and different logic for METRC(USA government standards for distribtion and management of cannabis).

Mumbai Area, India

Joined as an intern and started off learning more about strong fundamentals and contributions to open source as well as learning more about core principles of software engineering. Got to work with some great open-source founders working and contributing to frappe/ERP-Next as well as helping build this new stack in parallel that would help extend monolith systems with better-scaled microservices.

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

This is how i started off with software engineering as a profession, I got dropped out and needed some money to pay for my KT exams.Cloned a bunch of static websites to my laptop, Went to local markets in Mumbai shop to shop trying to sell websites for as low as ~100$ for 1 year (maintenance included). This is where i learned how to sell with slowly developing more complex static websites and getting deeper into programming and software development.Sold over 80+ static websites and realized that i was indeed making money but did not have any core understanding or strong fundamentals, so stopped it and switched towards learning more about opensource and ideal strategies.