Khantil Patel

I am an experienced software developer with a strong focus on Angular and Java development. I have a background in creating scalable and efficient applications using the Spring Framework and deploying solutions on AWS, including Lambda functions and other services. My skill set includes hands-on experience in both backend and frontend development, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance. Additionally, I have knowledge of Node.js, which further enhances my ability to work across various technologies and platforms.

• Smart-lot (Shyft Auto)- Ongoing : Worked on various sub-apps such as appointment admin, loaner management, and inspection manager. Additionally, I developed the back-office project, which is an admin panel (main project) used for managing dealerships, users, hardware inventory, resources, roles, and authorities. Apart from this, I have worked on various backend projects, developing cron jobs using Spring Boot, and creating microservices and libraries in Java that were integrated into other backend projects. I also developed AWS Lambda functions using both Java and Node.js. Furthermore, I have worked extensively with AWS services, including Location Services, SNS, and SQS, and set up CI/CD pipelines for the projects.

• Chat Bot: This project is divided into two parts: an Admin Panel and the Chat-Bot. Admin Panel: Enables the creation, management, and customization of chatbots. Once a chatbot is created, a script is generated, which can be embedded in any website to use the chatbot. The panel also allows for the creation of agents, assignment of groups of agents to specific user groups, management of departments, chat history viewing, and ghost login functionality for admin and super admin. Agents can also transfer ongoing chats to the appropriate departments. Chat-Bot (Client Side): This project allows users to chat with the created chatbots, providing real time support and interaction.

• CRM: This project is designed to manage segments, actions, and action templates, and to set up triggers. The project consists of four modules: Segment, Action, AutoMessage, and ActionLog. For each module, I created separate micro-projects and merged them into the main project using Angular module federation concept. Additionally, I utilized NGRX state management to handle the data.