Building CI/CD pipeline for enterprise suite of applications to improve "agility".

Ingest the data generated from various ALM systems with an aim to provide a powerful search engine for developers, a dashboard to management & customers - to help them on taking decisions.

Development of a horizontally Scalable, high Throughput, Distributed system for automating manufacturing workflow for an Orthodontics appliances company 

Development of a new CAD product for an Orthodontics Appliance Manufacturing company to help them shortening their treatment cycles

Developing a few prototypes to solve traditional engineering problems using the power of data. Most prominent of it was developing a solution to quickly estimate product manufacturing cost leveraging past data

Our organization has a centralized CI system that acts as a backbone for software development projects in the organization. The original system was a monolith which was not able to cope up with changing expectations & heterogenous environments. The project was about rearchitecting the system into a scalable, microservices based system 

 A leading Machine Tool manufacturer has a software application to manage the manufacturing workflow. The product is shipped along with the machine tools & is very critical for the users and the business. There was a need to replace its old Geometry Kernel with a modern one, to make the product competitive. However, changing the kernel had a large-scale impact over the legacy code. Breaking any existing behavior was not affordable as the product was already being used by users across the globe. 

 I was full time dedicated to the Practice unit, where I contributed to things like New Business Proposals, providing technical help to challenged projects, Usability Engineering, Competency Development.

 I was totally focused on the role as Product Definition, where we developed a new designfor-manufacturability (DFM) product from scratch. I was responsible for Product Definition, Building Prototypes and talking to end users for understanding their expectations

I was member of core development team for a leading Engineering CAM product, for which the IPR was owned by my organization. 
 
I played various roles including developer, team lead, architect. I also contributed to various prototypes for new product development. This was the period which contributed a lot to my growth as a developer.