Ishika Jindal

Project - Guardian Chrome extension

• Contributed to the development of 'Guardian' — a Chrome extension used internally to prevent analysts from accidentally making or saving changes in client networks.
• Integrated the extension with a Single Page Application (SPA) to enable analysts to submit change requests securely and efficiently.
• Built dynamic, data-driven forms using Angular's Reactive Forms module to capture, validate, and submit user inputs with high reliability.
• Utilized RxJS and Observables to manage asynchronous data flows, perform API calls to backend services, and handle application state effectively.
• Implemented core SPA features in Angular and TypeScript, leveraging Angular Dependency Injection (DI) to build a maintainable and modular architecture.
• Wrote unit tests using Jasmine to ensure robust functionality and maintain high code quality.

Project - Google Sign-In Migration

• Led the migration of Google Sign-In from GAPI to the new GIS library across multiple internal Google tools, ensuring compliance with the latest security and authentication standards.
• Analyzed and reverse-engineered the existing GAPI-based authentication and authorization flows.
• Designed and developed new authentication services, implementing OAuth 2.0 flows using GIS library functions, and replacing legacy GAPI methods.
• Integrated the new services into multiple tool components, refactoring login flows, and injecting services through Angular DI (Dependency Injection) for a cleaner, scalable architecture.
• Good understanding of local storage functions, managing access token expiry time.
• Collaborated with clients to align on migration timelines, resolve issues, and ensure a seamless user experience with zero downtime.

Google Devshop

• Maintained and enhanced multiple Google in-house tools, gaining a deep understanding of their frontend architecture and code flows.
• Delivered feature requests and resolved production bugs within tight timelines using Angular, TypeScript, HTML5, SCSS, and RxJS.
• Contributed to the migration of Chrome Extensions from Manifest V2 to V3, ensuring compliance with updated performance guidelines.
• Refactored and modernized DOM manipulation logic to use Chrome local storage functions, as required for the manifest migration, improving data handling and extension stability.