Abhishek Onkar

• Working on building Datastream - Datastream is a GCP Product for streaming data from cloud, on-premises, and SaaS data sources to data destinations such as GCS and PubSub.
• Developed scalable and maintainable code, ensuring long-term stability of the software.
• Integrated new technologies into existing systems, increasing capabilities and improving overall performance.
• Developed reusable components that significantly reduced development effort on multiple projects.
• Analyzed proposed technical solutions based on customer requirements.
• Coordinated with other engineers to evaluate and improve software and hardware interfaces.
• Optimized algorithms for faster processing, reducing overall computation time.
• Mentored junior developers, sharing knowledge and expertise to support their professional growth and development within team.

• Worked on building multi-tenant, highly scalable, and resilient Azure IoT-based Observability as a Service (OaaS), i.e., Monitoring, Notification, Alerting, and Remediation products for VMware Horizon.
• Developed innovative solutions to complex technical problems, improving overall efficiency and productivity of the team.
• Optimized code quality through diligent testing and debugging, resulting in improved system reliability and stability.

• Worked on designing and developing the Application Modernization products suite, which helps our clients move away from the Legacy Mainframe systems to the Cloud.

• Worked on Customer Onboarding product (Customer Facing, Front Office) for Commercial Banking customers of JP Morgan Chase & Co., which is a highly scalable, event-driven, and distributed microservice architecture system.
• Involved in designing and developing this product from the ground up.

Worked on a complex T3 Index System, an index calculation engine that collects stock price, calculates, and disseminates custom as well as standard indices to clients. The tasks involve using scheduled capture by flux engine from sources such as Reuters, Bloomberg, IDC, etc.