Mrunmayi Dharmadhikari

Project and technology employed:

1. Mongo Wallet: I was involved in the project's initial development, working on the end-to-end API development task. Investigated the necessary Java 17 features and Mambu API, making use of them to complete the task. Composed test cases for implemented code as well.
2. Millicom: The AWS lambda service is mostly used in this project. Thus, I worked on the task that was given to me and released new changes to Lambda for testing. Worked on Angular and other front-end technologies as well. Using Angular, worked on tasks related to UI update and version upgrades.
3. Northern Trust: In this project, efforts were made to comprehend SOAP calls and use REST calls to implement them. To do that, comprehend the requirements for the request and response bodies, and apply the code.

4. Online Book Store System: Worked on small individual project. Where worked on REST API development task and connect with database and perform operations. To develop this project used technologies are Java, Maven, Spring boot, Hibernate, Mysql, Microservice, Flyway and tools are postman , Git lab.

Role and responsibility:

• Performed day-to-day project operations and worked on the allocated task.
• Worked on related technology projects for Millicom (AWS services, Java, Angular), Northern Trust (Java, SQL, Gradle), and Mongo Wallet (Java 17 feature, Spring Boot, Hibernate, H2 database, REST API).
• Executed and completed an end-to-end endpoint development task.
• Investigated a few of the new features and necessary technologies.
• Worked with AWS Lambda and API Gateway services and used some of its feature.
• Developed and implemented preventive maintenance procedures.

Project and technology employed:

1. WAWA: This project allows users to place food orders and provide offers, additional services like curbside ordering and online payment. I worked on identifying and resolving a prior bug for this project. Creating test cases with JUnit and Mock to increase code coverage. Worked with Java, Hibernate, Spring, MySQL, MongoDB, Apache Tomcat, and Jenkins on a few new, forthcoming features.
2. Otsuka: In this application, we manage and examine user health data pertaining to patients and save it for later use by medical professionals. I used the Postman tool and Node.js to write test cases and analyze API responses for this project.

3. Framework for Vocera API Automation
The gadget is tested using this framework. We send the device's input through this framework and compare its output to the expected output that has been supplied. Several AWS services, including Lambda, API Gateway, S3 Bucket, and DynamoDB, are used in this framework. We tested the functioning of the device with these Java-powered services.

Role and responsibility:

• Collaborated on and put change requests into the project source.
• Worked on projects involving relevant technologies in Wawa (Java, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, MongoDB, MySQL, NoSQL), Otsuka (NodeJS, MongoDB), and Vocera API Automation framework (Java, AWS services).
• While working on the project, some code bugs were examined and fixed.
• Furthermore, I worked on a few upcoming new features of the project
• Built test cases in order to increase the coverage of the code.