● Support service accounts and OAuth clients for public APIs in Atlassian products

● Migrate API keys and API tokens database from DynamoDB and OpenSearch to PostgreSQL

● Upgrade a Jersey-based legacy service to Spring Webflux

● Allow customer admins to create security policies to block public API requests made from users.

● Offer customers connectivity between their on-premise products and their cloud products using WebSocket-based inlets technology.

● Re-architect the microservice responsible for managing customers' domain claims lifecycle to make it more scalable and reliable.

● Automatic user provisioning of customers with G Suite accounts (admin.atlassian.com/)

● Improved customers' experience of verifying their domains for Atlassian by providing them insights into the billing implications.

● Provide customers the ability to transfer their cloud products from one product container to another.

● Added homework questions workflow in the content management system

● Broke off part of application monolith into Jersey-based microservices.

● Moved static content of the web application to CDN.

● Enhanced registration functionality with integration with Twilio SMS

● Lead the migration of user-edited book metadata (character, places, and glossary) from shelfari.com to goodreads.com.

● Added support for character, places, and glossary book metadata on goodreads.com, a Ruby on Rails application

● Added caching in Amazon Kindle services for reviews, and ratings by friends and followers of customers

● Developed a project management web application in Ruby on Rails.

● Developed a virtual instance management web application in Ruby on Rails.

● Wrote provisioning and deployment scripts in Chef for creating WordPress virtual instances.

● Added workouts, and workout of the day to breakingmuscle.com, a Ruby on Rails application