Apr 2024 – Present · 2 yrs 2 mos

• Experienced Advanced Software Developer with expertise in designing and developing robust, scalable, and high-performing applications. Proficient in Java , Spring Boot, and Microservices architecture, with hands-on experience in building and integrating REST APIs. Skilled in managing asynchronous communication with Apache Kafka and implementing efficient data solutions using Couchbase, NoSQL, and MySQL databases.
• Highly skilled in writing unit and integration tests using JUnit and Mockito, with strong experience in version control using Git and Bitbucket. Experienced in deploying and maintaining applications in Kubernetes-based environments and streamlining CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins.
• Knowledgeable in Unix systems.

Jul 2021 – Mar 2024 · 2 yrs 8 mos

• I served as the primary point of contact for all modules within our team's responsibility, particularly in Accounts Receivable, Collections, and Enterprise Product Catalog Adoption (EPCA).
• Amdocs Accounts Receivable manages customer balances and tracks outstanding debts. It processes financial transactions such as charges, payments, adjustments, refunds, and transfers, either through files or online via CSR stations. Key functions include generating financial reports, analyzing transaction summaries, and extracting general ledger (GL) data.
• Amdocs Collections oversees overdue customer debts, initiating collection procedures once a customer meets the preliminary criteria. It also manages accounts in collections and enables manual activities, like granting temporary waivers or adjusting the collection timeline.
• EPCA/MEC focuses on the adoption and integration of the Enterprise Product Catalog, enabling seamless product management across the system. It ensures efficient configuration, customization, and updates to the catalog, supporting various business operations.

Jul 2019 – Jun 2021 · 1 yr 11 mos

• I started by learning about EPCA (Enterprise Product Catalog Adoption) and eventually became the focal point for the module. During this time, I gained extensive knowledge of the Enterprise Product Catalog (EPC), also known as MEC (Master Enterprise Catalog).
• EPCA/MEC involves managing the Master Enterprise Catalog, which holds critical catalog data for various portfolio applications. The catalog must be updated and distributed to production applications with minimal delay. This requires a streamlined, productized process to deliver individual catalog changes quickly. The incremental distribution mechanism ensures seamless updates from development to testing and production environments in the shortest possible time.