Aditya Rajput

Software Engineer

West Delhi, Delhi, India3 yrs 11 mos experience

Key Highlights

Over three years of software development experience.
Expertise in Java and Spring Boot for fintech solutions.
Passionate about leveraging technology for better healthcare.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Software Engineer with a focus on Fintech and Healthcare solutions.

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Skills

Core Skills

JavaSpring Boot

Other Skills

Apache AirflowApache KafkaFastAPIPostgreSQLPythonRabbitMQ

About

As a Software Development Engineer II at Credgenics, I leverage my skills in Java and web development to create innovative solutions for the fintech industry. I have over three years of experience in software development, having worked as a Software Engineer - I at Practo, where I contributed to the development of Insta by Practo, a platform that provides personalized health management services. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Maharaja Surajmal Institute Of Technology, where I honed my technical skills and knowledge. I am passionate about using technology to improve people's lives and am always eager to learn new technologies and frameworks.

Experience

Credgenics

SDE-II

Apr 2024 – Present · 1 yr 11 mos · Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India · On-site

Implemented semaphore-controlled asyncio tasks with custom retry mechanism to boost concurrency and inter-service reliability.
Improved API responsiveness by transitioning receipt processing to an asynchronous Kafka-based architecture, significantly lowering latency
Optimized database operations by restructuring queries and shifting filtering to the application layer, achieving over 95% reduction in latency

JavaPythonFastAPIApache KafkaApache AirflowSpring Boot

Practo

2 roles

SDE-I

Aug 2022 – Apr 2024 · 1 yr 8 mos · Bangalore Urban, Karnataka, India

Automated the process to send hotfixes using bash which reduces the time to send hotfixes from 30 minutes to 30 sec
Owned patient portal using which a user can book appointments and download their reports
Worked on transforming the existing synchronous flow of hl7 messages sharing into asynchronous using RabbitMQ

JavaSpring BootPostgreSQLRabbitMQ