Worked for over 2.5 years for Hughes Systique Corporation, which is a Maryland (USA) based Software R&D company. As a Tech Lead for the API Development team, I successfully delivered Reactivation Service APIs for four South American countries within tight timelines, resulting in a 25% increase in cost-effectiveness. Additionally, I took charge of resolving operational issues and bugs, saving South American clients approximately $150,000 worth of business.

During my tenure as an Associate Engineer, I played a key role in developing four major functionalities that allowed clients to expand revenue generation by $3 million across various sectors. This achievement was accomplished in collaboration with Del Austro bank in Ecuador. I received recognition for quickly acquiring functional knowledge and became the primary Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Credit Note components.

As an Engineer Trainee, I successfully implemented the migration of the “Credit Note” feature to Salesforce, leveraging my web development skills and improving efficiency by 30%. I received an Instant Award for my exceptional work in this area. Additionally, I identified critical bugs during functional testing of the main “DSS Billing” Legacy application for telecom services in North and South American countries, leading to a profit of $2 million. Furthermore, I implemented a technical solution to enhance the application’s performance.

As an Android Development Intern at Lawyered, a legal tech product company in Gurugram, India, I played a significant role in the company’s success and user growth. I single-handedly developed new features for the Legal news app, “Incourt News,” completing them one month ahead of schedule. This accomplishment was recognized by the organization, and my contribution helped generate $20,000 in revenue. Additionally, I optimized the application by integrating Facebook and Gmail login, resulting in a 40% increase in the active user base. As a result of my achievements, I received recognition from my college and achieved a perfect 10/10 GPA for the final semester.