Nikhil K. Email and Phone Number

In my current role, I build and optimize microservices for supply chain execution, handling work orders and inventory management modules through Spring WebFlux and Oracle SaaS integration. I focus on creating secure, scalable RESTful APIs with OAuth2 and JWT, deploying on AKS to adapt to demand. To maintain performance, I’ve set up monitoring and alerting with OpenTelemetry and Dynatrace, while improving reliability through effective error handling and comprehensive testing with JUnit and Mockito. I also document API endpoints with Swagger to ensure smooth collaboration and maintainability across teams.

I designed and built a time-tracking and billing application using Java and Spring MVC, tailored for managing employee hours and project billing. The application featured tools for tracking time across projects and tasks, generating detailed timesheets, and calculating billing rates efficiently. I set up database connectivity using JDBC with MySQL, ensuring smooth storage and retrieval of time-tracking data. This project strengthened my ability to create solutions that streamline operations and support accurate billing processes.

As a Graduate Assistant, I supported faculty and students in key areas, including Java and Software Engineering courses. My role involved evaluating assignments and exams, providing detailed feedback to help students strengthen their understanding of core concepts. I also collaborated with professors on course material and troubleshooting technical issues, which gave me hands-on experience with both academic support and curriculum enhancement. This role sharpened my communication and mentoring skills, helping me create a positive learning environment that fostered student growth and engagement.

I developed a single-page real estate management application using ReactJS, utilizing React hooks like useState and useEffect to handle state and side effects efficiently. The backend was built with Express.js, allowing property managers to add, update, or remove listings with ease. I deployed the application on AWS EC2, using AWS CloudWatch Logs for monitoring, and integrated Splunk for enhanced logging. The app’s data is stored in MongoDB.

During my internship, I collaborated with senior developers to build a responsive, user-friendly interface for a property management platform using ReactJS. I contributed to developing a dashboard with Node.js and Express, enhancing functionality for property managers. Additionally, I used Git for version control, which helped streamline our collaborative workflow and maintain code quality throughout the project.