As a full-stack developer at Code Vyasa, I work on Yatra.com, one of the leading online travel platforms in India, where I design, develop, and test web applications using Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, Kafka, MongoDB, SQL, Angular, TypeScript, JUnit, and REST Assured. I have successfully delivered multiple features and enhancements for Yatra.com, such as implementing a dynamic pricing system, optimizing the user interface, and integrating with external APIs. I have also contributed to improving the code quality, security, and performance of the applications, using best practices and standards.Before joining Code Vyasa, I was a software engineer at Mphasis, where I worked on Schwab.com, a leading online brokerage platform in the US, for two years. I gained valuable experience in developing and maintaining web applications using Java, Spring, Hibernate, SQL, and Angular. I also participated in code reviews, testing, debugging, and documentation.I started my career as a fellowship engineer at BridgeLabz, a skill development program that provides hands-on training and mentorship to aspiring software engineers. I learned the fundamentals of software development, such as data structures, algorithms, design patterns, and object-oriented programming, and completed several projects using Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and MySQL.I hold a Bachelor of Technology degree in Computer Science from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, where I acquired a strong foundation in programming, databases, operating systems, networks, and software engineering. I also completed multiple certifications on LinkedIn, such as Java Persistence API, Learning TypeScript, and Secure Coding in Java, to enhance my skills and knowledge.I am passionate about creating innovative and user-friendly web solutions that solve real-world problems and add value to customers. I am always eager to learn new technologies and frameworks, and apply them to my projects. I enjoy working with diverse and collaborative teams, and I am always ready to take on new challenges and opportunities.