Software Engineer managing data platform infrastructure at Autodesk. Focused on AWS-based services like Spark, Trino, Iceberg, Airflow, and Temporal, and building a self-service platform for internal tenants.

Working as a researcher in the Systems domain under Professor Robert Ricci (Flux Research Group). Contributing to the development of containerized CloudLab profiles for atmosphere models, simplifying climate simulations, and expanding accessibility.

Also Researched system variability and its impact on reproducibility. I also worked with Serverless Systems (e.g., Apache OpenWhisk, AWS Lambda) and enhanced benchmarking capabilities using the SeBS suite.

Worked as a Teaching Assistant on the subject of Computer Systems. Held help hours for the assignments and also aided in grading.

Worked on a pivotal Proof of Concept (POC) project, successfully migrating on-premise/GCP servers to AWS cloud infrastructure using Kubernetes Deployments. Leveraging tools like Docker, Intuit's IKS cluster, Jenkins, and the MSaaS platform, we ensured a smooth transition. Additionally, I automated production-metrics tracking by integrating data from diverse sources, including Opsgenie and BigQuery, culminating in the development of a dynamic Grafana dashboard for real-time monitoring of critical metrics.

Worked as a Software Engineer on the App-Live sub-product of BrowserStack making App testing easy for clients. As a member of the core engineering team, I was responsible for the end-to-end development and delivery of the new features and their optimizations, enabling users to test their applications on the BrowserStack platform. Incorporated new additions to the existing product using frameworks like Ruby on Rails, NodeJS, Android and IOS utils and deployed using Kubernetes and various AWS services increasing the clientele.