At Intuit, I lead backend engineering for the IDX Platform — the central data exchange layer powering financial data aggregation across QuickBooks, TurboTax, Mint, and Credit Karma. I design and scale high-throughput APIs that process millions of transactions daily, with a strong focus on performance, consistency, and availability. I collaborate cross-functionally to deliver user-facing features through reusable platform components, while also mentoring engineers, driving architectural decisions, and advocating for engineering best practices across the organization.

Intuit Inc. is one of the pioneer leaders in small business and personal financial management software solutions with flagship products – QuickBooks, TurboTax, Quicken and Mint.

I was a part of the Platform team, whose aim is to work with personal and business financial data aggregated from numerous financial institutions and build robust feature set in order to keep providing the best quality experience to the offerings.

While I was in the team, I worked towards developing backend services and writing reusable libraries to enable implementation of data analytics usecases.

Tools and Technologies : Java, REST Web Services, Eclipse, Linux, HDFS, Hive, Code Collaborator, Maven, Git etc.

Course : Intermediate Programming for Digital Media

Course Description : Offers students an opportunity to extend the basic proficiency in scripting languages gained in DMG 6108 to more sophisticated programming tasks using an industry-standard scripting language such as JavaScript.

Job Responsibilities :

• - Assisted in developing teaching material/workshop content.

• - Led workshops in classrooms.

• - Assisted students in their coursework by leading laboratory sections and discussions on Piazza.

As a Backend Software Developer Coop at Paypal Inc., I worked towards development and maintenance of scalable RESTful services to be used for location specific services by Paypal.

I worked with projects which let me have the exposure towards some really cool tools and technologies like Sonar, Jenkins, Maven, Mongo, Jmeter and more. While the primary language used for development of the services was Java, I also had the opportunity to experiment and work with NodeJS in a side project.