Nov 2020 – Sep 2021 · 10 mos · Pune, Maharashtra, India

• Worked on voice user interface for Automotive systems

Nov 2018 – Nov 2020 · 2 yrs

• Worked as Android developer and Java based back-end development as primary area of focus.
• Achievements/Tasks
• Responsible for end to end project development activities
• Unit-testing the code for robustness, including edge cases,usability, and general reliability.
• Matured as Full stack developer which includes Java, Kotlin, Dart languages and Android, Spring boot, Flutter frameworks and AWS
• Involved in code reviews and overall product development along with communication client and stakeholders.
• Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency. Worked on bug fixing and improving application performance
• Exposure on banking, aviation, hospitality & transportation domains

Nov 2017 – Oct 2018 · 11 mos

• Worked as Android developer as primary focus and Java based back-end development as additional skill-set.
• Achievements/Tasks
• Responsible for end to end project development activities
• Unit-testing the code for robustness, including edge cases,usability, and general reliability.
• Matured as Android developer which includes Java & Kotlin, android architecture components.
• Involved in code reviews and overall product development.
• Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency. Worked on bug fixing and improving application performance.
• Constantly evolved with debugging skills.
• Exposure on Lifestyle, banking domains

Mar 2015 – Sep 2017 · 2 yrs 6 mos · Pune Area, India

• Worked as Android Developer, java based back-end systems, IoT and cloud technology(AWS).
• Achievements/Tasks
• Evolved as Android developer and with focus on automotive and transportation domain.
• Pursued my passion for Java server programming, learned restful webservices development while actively working on mobile app development.
• Exposure to Amazon Web Services and project delivery focusing on S3, dynamoDB, CloudFront, Lambda & API Gateway services.
• Exposure to backend development using Java and Spring boot.

Jul 2013 – Jun 2014 · 11 mos · Greater Chennai Area

• SAEINDIA is pleased to organize, SUPRA SAEINDIA 2014 Event followed by HR Meet on 2014 for the students of the Engineering Institutes all over India. This event provides a real world engineering challenge for the SAEINDIA Student members that reflects the steps involved in the entire process from design and engineering to production to marketing and endurance.
• The SUPRA SAEINDIA 2014 is a forthcoming competition which presents the Under Graduate & Post Graduate Engineering Students the task of designing, modeling and fabricating a formula type racing car.
• The concept behind SUPRA SAEINDIA 2014 is that a fictional manufacturing company has contacted a design team to develop a small Formula style race car. The prototype is to be evaluated for its potential as a racing car.
• The target marketing group for the race car is the nonprofessional weekend autocross racer. Each team designs and produces a prototype based on well laid down rules & regulations.
• The project fuels the exuberance of the youth by providing teams a platform to test their mettle, giving them a pragmatic exposure to real world challenges as faced in the industry. Students realize their talent through such an experience, making them proven candidates for the future as technocrats, entrepreneurs, designers, innovators and leaders.
• This helps the objective of bringing out student talent to serve the nation for the years to come, in fulfillment of the Automotive Mission Plan (AMP2016) a dream to make India an International Automotive Hub. We invite you to come and kindle your innovative ideas and creativity to experience engineering at its best.

May 2012 – Feb 2013 · 9 mos · Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, India

• Several factors contribute to making a winning buggy. First and foremost the buggy has to meet the strict specification of the rule book. The philosophy hasn’t changed since the event’s birth back in 1976 – the teams still need to build a simple all-terrain vehicle for recreation purpose that is aesthetically and ergonomically sound while still being a fun and durable machine in the real world conditions. The evaluation process for the BAJA SAEINDIA is a twofold process and students have to clear the Virtual Baja preliminary round before they start manufacturing their buggy’s for the main events.
• The teams are judged on six main parameters in the Virtual BAJA event which are – their knowledge of the rule book, the design of the vehicle, the project plan, the design methodology and the design evaluation plain. A total of 400 points are available for each team’s design and the top 120 teams were selected this year to complete in the main event.
• The evaluation process in the main event is a different ball game altogether and the students finally got to showcase their finished buggy’s to the judges. In the static tests the buggy’s are evaluation on various factors such as cost, aesthetics and the quality of the fabrication. There are also many dynamic tests such as acceleration. Braking, maneuverability over all terrain and a hill climb test. But none of these tests are more grueling than the endurance race where the drivers and buggy’s are pushed to their limits till a winner emerges.
• The hill climb (above) and the obstacle course (below) are just some of the dynamic tests that the buggy’s have to endure to make it to the finish line.

Jun 2012 – Jun 2014 · 2 yrs · Greater Bhopal Area

• Associate Grade Membership
• This grade shall be composed of persons having a qualified College or University degree in Engineering or having the required equivalent years of technical education and professional technical experience but have not yet attained the experience and level of responsibility to qualify for grade of member or who have been Associate members of SAEINDIA or IAE (India).