Saichandra Tatipamula Email & Phone Number

United States

Richmond, Virginia, United States

I have designed and implemented applications using Microservice Architecture to leverage its advantages, such as loose coupling and effective design patterns. This approach has allowed me to create scalable systems where components can be developed, deployed, and maintained independently. I also implemented RESTful APIs and microservices in Python to facilitate communication, automation, and infrastructure monitoring.In addition, I utilized the ASP.NET MVC Page Controller pattern to add functionality to individual pages, handling input from page requests and invoking controller actions. My responsibilities extended to designing secure authentication systems for ASP.NET applications using the .NET Framework, MVC, and IIS security models. I also worked on implementing View Model patterns for managing Views, Partial Views, and Web APIs.I developed and troubleshot applications using cutting-edge Microsoft technologies, including ASP.NET MVC 5, Entity Framework, JQuery, HTML5 Razor, XML, WCF, and CSS3. These projects followed Agile development practices, ensuring that the applications were efficient, reliable, and easy to maintain.

Newyork

I have leveraged Microservice architecture, with services interacting via REST, and integrated AWS to build, test, and deploy Identity Microservices. This approach has streamlined the deployment and scalability of microservices within a distributed system.In addition to microservices, I have implemented key features of ASP.NET, such as Calendar Controls, Repeater Control, and form-based authentication. My work also involved using ASP.NET Validation controls to perform both server-side and client-side validations based on the user's browser, ensuring a robust and secure user experience.I spearheaded the implementation of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) pipelines for ASP.NET WEB API Swagger applications, improving deployment speed and code quality. Furthermore, I migrated legacy ASP.NET Web Forms applications to ASP.NET Core, significantly enhancing performance, security, and maintainability by embracing modern .NET features.

Gurgaon Rural, Haryana, India

I followed Agile methodologies, including Scrum and Extreme Programming, to streamline project development. During this process, I prepared comprehensive Use Cases to guide the team in delivering robust solutions while adhering to agile principles.My development work involved creating and consuming services using ASP.NET Core Web API, REST Web API, WCF, and SOAP formats like JSON and XML. I integrated Entity Framework with ASP.NET MVC to design scalable data access solutions that efficiently managed the application’s data.Additionally, I migrated legacy ASP.NET Web Forms applications to ASP.NET Core, which resulted in significant improvements in performance and security. I also designed and developed the Presentation, Business Logic, and Data layers for various components, including employee, provider, and validation lookup details. I further worked on designing SOAP and WSDL interfaces to ensure seamless web service integration.

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

I implemented Agile best practices to streamline the development of .NET applications, enhancing team productivity and reducing time-to-market. By integrating responsive design principles into ASP.NET MVC applications, I ensured seamless compatibility across both mobile and desktop platforms, improving the user experience.Additionally, I employed jQuery validation plug-ins for client-side validations and used ASP.NET MVC data annotations for controller-level model validation. Leading the development of high-volume financial applications using C# and .NET, I focused on ensuring both scalability and performance.To guarantee efficient data management, I designed and maintained data access layers using ADO.NET, enabling high-performance data retrieval and manipulation. I also utilized tools like SOAP UI and Fiddler to test APIs, verifying functionality with sample requests and responses.