Prasanthi Nathan

• Investigated system issues and implemented resolutions to reduce downtime.
• Evaluated and adopted new technologies to address changing industry needs.
• Designed support structure needed to confirm scalable application rollouts.

• Laid out complete business continuity plan to maintain data protection in event of natural disaster or long-term outage.
• Managed company-level architecture, platform and data configuration processes and implementation protocols.
• Facilitated ongoing team development and growth through training and professional skills enhancement.
• Briefed executives on technology risks and suggested ways to alleviate concerns.

· Speech Validation

Speech Validation is used for testing the Recognizer engine present in the Infotaintment Sytem of Bosch. My role was to fully automate the whole process and a tool was developed for the same. In Speech Validation, the engine is tested with multiple languages under multiple conditions.

Front-end C#.NET,Perl

• Provided front-end website development using WordPress, Hubspot, and other editing software.
• Planned website development, converting mockups into usable web presence with HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, and JSON coding.
• Coded websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery languages.
• Implemented changes and integrated requested elements to streamline business operations.

• Prepared detailed reports on updates to project specifications, progress, identified conflicts, and team activities.
• Worked with software development and testing team members to design and develop robust solutions to meet client requirements for functionality, scalability, and performance.
• Developed web applications for deployment on platforms and sites.
• Developed continuous integration tool to streamline deployment.

Picture Archival and Communicating System (PACS)

Amrita PACS is first comprehensive hospital-based Picture Archival Communication System (PACS) developed in India , which is one of the most important developments in today's medical care. The system use computers to replace X-ray film, which has been used for almost a century. Amrita PACS allows radiographic images of patients to be taken and then presented and stored on computers rather than on conventional X-ray film. Core JAVA is used for the development of the system.