Developed backends, policies and frontends for various IAM solutions and user management applications.Developed APIs and other backend code in C# using .NET and gained experience working with SQL and NoSQL DBs.Created custom IAM policies using Grit’s proprietary IEF editor, as well as XML for OIDC and SAML protocols.Developed frontends for different projects using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JS or Blazor.Gained experience with project build frameworks such as Webpack and CI/CD pipelining with Azure Devops.Worked with a multidisciplinary team to provide customer support and resolve system wide production issues.Built tools using .NET and MS Graph API to support large scale user migration between databases.

I developed consumer facing and admin facing machine critical IAM solutions for Fortune 50 clients, such as BD Medical and Johnson & Johnson. These included reusable UI frameworks that I developed using React.js for administrative portals and login/signup applications. I also created custom UIs for B2C apps using HTML, CSS and JQuery and hosted React app endpoints to Blob containers on Azure Storage. Through this internship, I learned a lot about frontend development and the importance of UI/ UX. I gained exposure to Microsoft Azure services and expanded my React knowledge, with tools such as Redux and Typescript, as well as my CSS skillset. This internship also added to my experience with the Agile workflow.

I researched ways to optimize 5G and maximize download speeds. I proposed a solution in which a relay channel is created using other cellular devices on the AT&T network. Using beamforming and MIMO capabilities of smartphones, data is sent on higher frequencies to bounce of the intermediary nodes to reach the end user. These higher frequencies of transmission allow for faster downloads.I prototyped a wireless access point, using hostapd services, on Raspberry Pi that pools 2 cellular network connections using 2 GSM shields. I also developed a React application to make an HTTP request to a local server. I programmed the HTTP Get and Post commands on the Pi using AT commands. I configured the Pi to retrieve the data returned by the server over two separate network connections and combine data locally before sending the full data packet to the React app, where the contents are displayed.

I coordinated set up, use and upkeep of sixteen event venues of varying size at Georgia Tech. I also managed distribution of Student Center equipment under strict time constraints. Furthermore, I was responsible to respond to issues (maintenance and customer related) and other unique situations that required quick yet practical ideas and timely execution.Through this job, I learned a lot about people management and interpersonal communication as I have had to manage and lead a team to complete tasks as well as handle customer complaints, issues and requests.

I worked on the team that was developing a drone based PA and search and rescue system for Disaster Management Applications. I designed the hardware and software components of the Disaster Management Controller architecture with the Project Lead. I prototyped the communications controller with a Raspberry Pi using Python, GSM shield and AT commands to play pre-recorded messages and host 2-way live communication.