SRI KAVYA SUDHESHNA DEVI PINGALI

Projects: FLRA (Fair Lending Risk Assessment), QORA, and Challenge.

FLRA is used to perform yearly assessments on the LOBs with narrative and quantifiable information which is provided by the LOB officials. QORA helps in generating PPTs with metrics from the Core application and commentary provided within the QORA module. The challenge module is to challenge the first line of defense operations on the process, risk, and control, with issues along with legal entities.

• Participated in regular meetings with stakeholders to discuss project progress, changes, challenges.
• Conferred with project managers and other stakeholders to fully understand software design specifications and plan optimal development approaches.
• Assisted in the estimation of project scopes and timelines during planning phases.
• Led small development teams, overseeing project progress and mentoring junior engineers.
• Worked closely with systems analysts, engineers and programmers to understand limitations, develop capabilities and resolve software problems. Analyzed user needs and software requirements to determine design feasibility.
• Recommended strategies to maximize the performance of the system to meet the project requirements, to identify customer expectations, and resources needed to meet goals.
• Utilized Agile methodologies to manage project timelines and deliverables efficiently.
• I exhibited agility in moving across different modules during my tenure to meet the need of the hour by quickly learning about the modules, and effectively contributing to the need.

Project: Fusion application.

Fusion architecture defines guidelines and develops frameworks that can be commonly used by all fusion applications.

• Worked on POCs with Helidon microservices by proposing designs for the given problem statement.
• Worked on feasibility analysis, being responsible for end-to-end development of the POC.
• Coordinated with global teams to arrive at the best possible solution for the given problem system, which better fits into the existing architecture.

Project: Credit On Demand (CRD)

CRD is a configurable, web-based application that streamlines the distribution and receipt of new credit applications and eliminates incomplete customer submissions. CRD automates the credit management process, enabling credit managers to make quicker, more accurate decisions. The collaborative review workflow standardizes review processes and enables cross-departmental collaboration between sales, credit, and supporting teams via automatic application routing, while providing a full audit trail. CRD provides role-based visibility, security limits access to sensitive information, and identifies the 'at-risk' customers through a predictive risk scoring model. Backup data and decision inputs are automatically gathered and made readily available to review with the application, and during periodic reviews. A collaboration platform drives efficient approval hierarchies and customer/internal notifications about credit decisions.

• I worked as a full-stack developer of Java web applications.
• Proactively analyzing the requirements, working on a solution approach, designing, guiding the team, and developing product features with just problem statements, though the approach is not yet given.
• Working with the product management team for feasibility analysis and approach finalization.
• Coordinating with the UI team for API integration with Swagger contracts.
• Designing applications based on identified architecture and supporting the implementation of design by resolving complex technical issues faced by the consultant team during development, deployment, and support.
• Mentoring new joiners and guiding them by providing design for the feature development.
• Porting applications to support multiple languages.
• Implementation of a SOAP web service to provide solutions for order management systems for the client.
• Customizing and enhancing the product framework to address application requirements.

Project: Software Management Organizer (SMO)

SMO is a common application for remote software, hardware, and license management of Ericsson network elements. SMO provides a process-oriented working environment for the user and uniform software handling for different network element types. With the user interface of SMO, the operator can supervise the activation of parallel jobs toward multiple nodes from a single terminal.

• Worked on a maintenance and development project involving three applications by fixing bugs reported by the customer.
• Understanding the existing implementations, adding new functionalities, fixing defects, and carrying out unit testing (JUnit).
• Implementing Unix shell scripting for the automation of daily tasks to reduce manual efforts.
• Analyzing various debug tools like truss, snoop, jstack, pstack, lsof, and heap dump logs in troubleshooting to narrow down and pinpoint the issue.
• Preparing solution proposals and documents of understanding from outside data sources, in coordination with cross-functional teams, to define, design, and ship new features.
• Automating test cases with TAF (Test Automation Framework of Ericsson, developed based on Java).
• Carrying out various functions related to process implementation or improvement, client relationship management, technical support, and liaison and coordination with different departments.
• Suggesting improvements for the product to reduce the number of tickets reporting bugs from the customer environment.
• Worked on porting a C++-based application from Solaris to the Red Hat Linux environment.