As a senior software engineer in Autodesk's E-Commerce Platform Engineering team, I've had the opportunity to work on projects that helped application development teams scale and ship products faster.

Some of my major contributions include:

* Designing and developing a Python based software development kit (SDK) that helps orchestrate and provision infrastructure for a wide variety of applications on AWS. This SDK reduced go-to market time for application development teams from 2 weeks to 20 minutes.

Fun fact: this SDK is what helps provision infrastructure that powers Autodesk.com

* Leading a team of 3 engineers to deliver an automation system to harden and keep all AWS EC2 instances compliant with Autodesk' security policies.

Technologies used: Akamai, AWS CloudFormation, CloudFront, CloudWatch, DynamoDB, EC2, S3, Route53, ECS, & Lambda.

I've had the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects impacting Autodesk's e-commerce & digital platforms.

* Designed and developed the backend for a user verification system for Autodesk's education sites that helped prevent $1bn worth of product leakage.

* Built & launched Autodesk’s first ever progressive web app for the Indian e-commerce site

* Designed & built push notification services using Google's Firebase API to increase customer engagement rate by 4 fold

* Launching the PWA experience has resulted in a 50% decrease in the cart abandoment rate

During my second summer internship with Autodesk, I worked on a different platform and on a more web-centric project.

I built a Pinterest-inspired web application that beautifully visualized customer submitted projects for Autodesk's Fusion 360 product.

With a Java enterprise stack, I used a couple of open sourced projects such as Apache Sling & Apache Jackrabbit to power the backend services of my project.

On the frontend, I utilized AngularJS, HTML, & CSS to dynamically organize the contents/interface in a card-like fashion.

Designed and developed a Java client library to facilitate application development around the AutoCAD as a service API. Using this API, developers can programmatically initiate AutoCAD drawings on the cloud.

One of the interesting challenges that I encountered involved integrating Autodesk's internal authentication service into the client library.

To demonstrate a use case for this client library, I developed a web-based DWG file generator application using the Play! framework.