Pankaj More

Response Application

• Migrated existing CRONS from zend to AWS Serverless Architecture .
• Adapted serverless architecture.
• Generating the daily leads to CRM based on different rules and criteria.
• Managed multiple concurrent projects, ensuring timely completion.
• Updated old codebase to modern development standards, improving functionality.
• Coordinated with other engineers to evaluate and improve software interfaces.
• Maintained existing software systems by identifying and correcting software defects.

• EPGs: Electronic Program Guide system & UDIS: Unified Data Ingestion System
• Provide ongoing maintenance, support and enhancements in
  existing systems and platforms.
• Maintaining framework to provide data for Electronic program
  guides (EPGs).
• Creating and maintaining automated scripts for scraping channels.
• Data through the various source like websites, e-mail, FTP,
  Google drive, excel sheets, etc provided by Ingest Team.
• Creating and maintaining automated scripts for scraping of OTT
  platforms like Hot-star, Zee5, Hulu, Vudu, Amazon,Netflix etc.
• Worked with editors to identify data sources and writes code for
  data extraction and maintaining accuracy of data.

• FLW (Front Line Workers)
• An integrated app for ANM, ASHA and AWW where data filled by one can
  be shared with others and they can view and edit the data to carry out
  quick survey of all facilities and health of mothers and children.
• MCTS (Mother and Child Tracking System)
• Mother and child high risk factor tracking with SMS Alert system is a comprehensive mobile based tool that supports the work of the Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) and ensures that mothers and children with high risk factors are picked up early and referred in time.
• HMS (Hospital Management System)
• This application currently used at Sion Hospital to manage different
  services.
  This is used at admission counter of Sion Hospital to make the admission
  of the patients, transfer of patients from one department to another
  department and discharge the patient.