Jul 2018 – Oct 2019 · 1 yr 3 mos · Hyderabad, Telangana, India

• Developed a cross platform application using angular, Java and Spring boot for DBS staff to manage their day to day activities, access important DBS links like Careers, Digibank etc, manage their leaves easily, knows traffic delays from current location to office and view stocks at a glance.
• Worked on a development project using java and spring in the enhancement of customer’s experience on a real-time notification for their fund management via their choice of notification (email, SMS or Fax).

May 2017 – Jul 2017 · 2 mos · Mumbai Metropolitan Region

• Developed an application that can integrate Salesforce CRM with WebEngage so that a client’s Salesforce data could be used for marketing purposes through WebEngage. This application helps WebEngage Customers to use Salesforce Solution along with WebEngage. This project helped me to gain understanding of Salesforce and WebEngage as a platform and also helped to gain indepthknowledge of Web Development.
• Technologies Involved:
• Node.js Express framework for server-side development.
• HTML, EJS, CSS, Bootstrap and Javascript for User Interface Development.
• Salesforce APEX Programming for Triggers.
• Extensive use and study of Salesforce Metadata, REST, SOAP, Tooling and BULK API’s.

Jun 2016 – Jul 2016 · 1 mo · Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, India

• PROJECT 1 : Guide - Doctor Nitu Kumari (Visiting Senior Scientist of Department of Mathematics at Clarkson University, New York, USA), IIT Mandi
• Performed Hopf Bifurcation analysis of the prey-predator reaction diffusion model system by using Hopf Bifurcation diagrams.
• Studied the scenarios of pattern formation for the corresponding Hopf Bifurcation parameter which significantly impact the dynamics of the model system.
• PROJECT 2 : Guide - Doctor Nitu Kumari (Visiting Senior Scientist of Department of Mathematics at Clarkson University, New York, USA), IIT Mandi
• Analysed and coded (in MATLAB Programming) the three species model of interaction between Hinglish(Speakers who switch between Hindi and English while communicating), Monolingual (Hindi Speakers) and Bilingual (Hindi/English Speakers) speakers which were represented by the system of nonstiff differential equations.
• Impact: The 1961-2001 Indian censuses report suggest that there is a sharp increase in Bilinguals suggesting that English is on rise in India as they ignored an emerging class of Hinglish speakers. We claimed that these statistics are inaccurate (supported by field evidence) and derived the conditions under which Hinglish Invasion was possible.