Its a tool used by networking engineers to see the capacity both network and space within the IBX . Also, provide end features to interact with customer orders. Basically a n tier application with various broad aspects.

Equinix primary role is to provide data centers connectivity across the globe. NOCC is a web application which enable network engineers to configure ports and other configuration stuff such as patch panels, wires, and other customer related info. It also provides data to the various upstream and downstream systems as well. Since this application can be accessed only by enterprise users who are on the corporate network, it is being developed as a responsive web application to support multiple devices. This application is currently in production and is getting revamped with all latest technologies in place undergoing functional changes as per users feedback. I understand the business requirements and help in architecting the design as well as development around the functionality of the app. Involved in analysis of User Requirement Documents, Design Documents and Test Plans. Unit and Integration level testing. Development of the web pages using Angular, Bootstrap, Java, Spring Boot, JPA etc. Interacting with Onsite team to discuss about application related issues and updates. Resolving issues reported by customer during UAT period and worked on production issues. Efforts estimation of CRs (Change Requests) and code reviewing. Upgrading the application from JSF to angular7 and moving onto microservices architecture. Improving the existing services and implementing new ideas to increase the durability and availability of the application. Integrating the existing application into CI/CD and improve performance metrics.

Charles River is a Java and .NET based trading platform in sourced from a third-party vendor. CRIL is built on top of it to shield fidelity from lifecycle changes and maintain the product integrity order management platform used by the portfolio managers as well as the traders.

Galaxy Mobile was a trading platform used by Portfolio Managers to place trade onto the securities in market as well as their data management.

Galaxy is an equity order management platform (used by Portfolio Managers & Portfolio Services Group) being built to provide a single tool to generate orders which can be send to trading platforms. This is a N-Tier application, built using thick client (WPF), Java web services and oracle database and WMQ. I worked as Analyst for the development of this application. I was responsible for providing development assistance, code reviews, managing nonfunctional aspects.

Galaxy Mobile is a light-weight order management platform (to be used by Portfolio Managers & Portfolio Services Group) for mobile devices. Since this application can be accessed only by enterprise users who are on the corporate network, it is being developed as a responsive web application to support multiple devices. Orders placed by this application will be processed in a workflow and will be send to trading platform. This application is currently in production and is undergoing functional changes as per users feedback. I contributed in development around the functionality of the app and reviewing the nonfunctional aspects of the application. Adapted to agile practices such as TDD and pair programming. Worked as an Onsite coordinator for rollout at client location (Hong Kong).

Project to support the mobile and web platform for AT&T provider in US

The CATALYST Tool is a supporting and reporting tool for the call centers that is secure savings for AT&T, assure customer satisfaction, evaluate the credits and adjustments, provide top notch benchmarking and financial reporting and reinforce internal controls. The tool provides an ability to audit activation, changes and Adjustments made by AT&T Reps. Involved in preparing the requirement analysis and detailed design documents. Involved in requirements gathering for Reporting module. Interacting with Onsite team to discuss about application related issues and updates.

The Union Pacific Railroad network is the largest in the United States that operates 8,400 locomotives over 31,390 route-miles in 23 states in the western two-thirds of the United States. Management Information Systems (MIS) is the system being developed and coded by Union Pacific Railroad to interface with the PTC-BOS to process messages generated on locomotives bound for the MIS system. Logging and transformation of the messages. Consist of 9 services such as authentication service, location name service and 33 modules, that maintains a proper coordination between the locomotive and the BOS (common back office hardware and software that UP and other railroads will be running) Interfaces utilized by personnel to perform remote troubleshooting activities, manage remote resources, and communicate with remote devices requires configuration of records that allow for the interpretation of coded values into business language. Involved in analysis of User Requirement Documents, Design Documents and Test Plans. Involved in requirements gathering for Admin UI, Train Pacing UI, and LFR and EMD modules. Unit and Integration level testing. Coding the web pages using HTML, Wicket framework till DAO layer. Interacting with Onsite team to discuss about application related issues and updates. Resolved issues reported by customer during UAT period and worked on production issues. Efforts estimation of CRs (Change Requests) and code reviewing. Maintained the Defect Control Metrics for MIS

Supporting back office system of UPRR - Railroad in USA