Jul 2015 – Mar 2026 · 10 yrs 8 mos · New York City Metropolitan Area

• Engineering Manager (SDM) Leading a 15 person engineering team across New York and Tel Aviv, responsible for the end to end advertiser registration experience for all of Amazon Ads and powering the Amazon Ads Console and Amazon Ads API Gateway.
• Engineering Manager(SDM) leading a 10 person engineering team across New York and Santa Monica responsible for Access Control for all advertisers at Amazon Ads. Our team is responsible for designing and maintaining scalable systems that manage access control and authorization across all of Amazon Advertising. We focus on delivering high-performance solutions that ensure low latency, high availability, and seamless access control experiences, supporting millions of authorization requests every day. My role involves overseeing the architecture and development of these systems, driving innovation to meet the evolving demands of the business

Sep 2013 – Jun 2015 · 1 yr 9 mos · New York City Metropolitan Area

• Corporate and Investment Banking - Credit Risk Technology

Feb 2011 – Aug 2013 · 2 yrs 6 mos · New York City Metropolitan Area · On-site

• Formerly known as VMTurbo. Part of the early engineering team (employee #12), owned the capacity planning application, which helped infrastructure teams using the product to predict their infrastructure usage and manage their costs effectively.

Sep 2010 – Dec 2010 · 3 mos

• Responsible for evaluation of assignments and projects of students, helping students with queries regarding the subject and helping the instructor with the coursework

Jun 2010 – Aug 2010 · 2 mos

• Worked with the Trusted Systems Innovation Group where my responsibility was to understand the working of the LLVM (Low Level Virtual Machine) compiler, KLEE - a symbolic representation tool and CLANG a C static analysis tool and use them to develop an environment for Automated Testing.

Jul 2008 – Jun 2009 · 11 mos

• Worked for Philips Electronics India's Healthcare division in the “Cardiovascular Systems” group. My team was responsible for delivering the infrastructure on top of which medical applications are built. During my time there, I gained a strong grounding in various aspects of software development such as the definition of product requirements, system feature design, the importance of documentation, code optimization, as well as the critical need for completing high quality deliverables on time. These hands on experiences allowed me to hone my programming skills while giving me valuable exposure to being part of an effective multisite team.

Jan 2008 – May 2008 · 4 mos

• Worked for the BU - "Ultrasound Systems"
• Built expertise on the offline quantification tool QLABS which is used in image analysis
• Developed a plug-in to provide a framework for integrating QLABS with the calculation engine; created a report generation tool for the plug-in

Jun 2006 – Jul 2006 · 1 mo

• Understanding the basic working of the software industry and understand working as part of a team and learning software development life cycle. Developed sample applications for an automated telephone index and user generated graphs for sensor file data