Satyam Shubham

Experienced software engineer with strong command over developing frontend and backend applications. I have a demonstrated history of working over the stack right from writing code to setting up CD pipelines to setting up applications in cloud.

Qualifications:

• Strong engineering professional with a Bachelors of Engineering in Computer Science & Engineering from one of the most reputed institutes in India, BIT Mesra.
• Have experience in learning new technologies for projects over and over again.
• Critical thinker with a long term vision in building out quality stuff.
• Strong believe in writing maintainable projects which can serve the clients for a long time with minimal effort.

Skills:

• Java, Springboot
• React, Javascript
• Flutter
• Postgres SQL, MongoDB
• CI/CD, Azure, Kubernetes

The following are the projects I have :

• Worked on creating an in house Customer Relationship Management tool for fundraising.  
• Worked on the automation of the entire lifecycle of a fund from a Private Equity business perspective, i.e, commitments of investors, capital calls, investments, distribution etc. 
• Created and managed a web application from end to end for managing fund hierarchy in a Private equity business. The application solved problems like managing investor cash flows, tracking investor returns, tracking fund returns etc. 
• Contributed to the resiliency uplift of the integration of the firm system with the vendor analytics calculation. Microservice driven architecture was used to solve this integration problem. 
• Contributed to a cross platform app built in Flutter. Designed and implemented onboarding experience of users on the app, referral feature in the app, initiating a ping to friends, follower-following model. Used bloc state management pattern and async programming to maintain state & build an efficient solution.
• Improved CPU performance by 2% at scale ~ 400k qps. Used various analysis and benchmarking tools to arrive at the solution. 
• Improved application server start time by 20% by using offline batching techniques. Considered various tradeoffs of distributed systems to arrive at the solution.