Chindhyaa Krishnamurthy

Client : General Motors
Project : Partner API - API Management
Project Description :

Orchestrated the update of legacy systems and successfully migrated 100+ API like remote start of the vehicle through mobile app to Azure cloud.

Technologies Used : Azure API Management, Azure API Gateway, Azure Key Vault, Azure Application Insights, REST, JAVA, C#, XML, Safe Agile, Visual Studio Code
Responsibilities :

Designed the migration of legacy system and developed the services/API in Azure cloud.

Troubleshot complex issues within existing services, identifying root causes and implementing effective solutions.

Implementing CI/CD Pipelines to automate the deployment and management of azure-based applications.
Automated the API testing process using Ready API and Insomnia, which reduced the testing cycle by 30% and ensured 98% test coverage

Client : USAA

Project : Claims

Project Description : E-Commerce system designed to handle First Notice of Loss (FNOL), which is the first notification to an insurance provider after an insured asset's loss, theft, or injury. The FNOL is usually the first step in the lifecycle of the structured claims process which is developed for both online and mobile.

Technologies Used : Java 8, JEE, React JS, Redux, OpenShift, REST, Spring boot, GIT, JIRA, Safe Agile

Responsibilities :

• Lead for a Agile team including offshore & Nearshore and responsible for reviewing and owning features to be deployed end to end in prod.
• Designing front-end presentation logic using React.js and Redux
• Designed and developing Micro Services business components using Spring Boot.
• Developing RESTful Web services for transmission of data in JSON format.
• Using Git to maintain the version of the files and took the responsibility to do the code merges

Client: USAA

Project : Property & Causality Insurance

Project Implemented : Migration of property business rules from ODMv8.0.1 to ODM v8.8.1, renters insurance redesign from Wicket to New Web technology

Technologies Used : Apache Wicket, Jrules, ReactJS, Redux, Presentation Service, Rule Designer, Decision Center, SOAP and Rest Services

Responsibilities :

• Lead a team consist of 12 to 15 members(includes offshore & Nearshore) in delivery of technology solutions which meet business delivery expectations.
• Interacting with business partners for requirement gathering, conducting analysis and finalizing technical/functional specifications
• Review code/deliverables and working with development teams to correct problems, run test scenarios and prepare for deployment.

Client : USAA

Project : Property & Causality Insurance

Project Implemented : North Carolina Consent to rate - automated e-signature flow using MDB, Automated Voice line disclosure for all property insurance applications.

Technologies Used: Apache Wicket, JMS, Presentation Service, SOAP, REST, JDBC, Putty

Responsibilities :

• Collaborated with cross-functional development team members to analyze potential system solutions based on evolving client requirements..
• Contributed ideas and suggestions in team meetings and delivered updates on deadlines, designs and enhancements.
• Estimated work hours and tracked progress using Scrum methodology.
• Trained and mentored nearshore freshers about property domain knowledge, property standards and process.

Client : USAA

Project : Property & Causality

Project Implemented : Homeowners & Rental property insurance redesign from Presentation service to Apache Wicket.

Technologies Used : Apache Wicket, Presentation Service, SOAP, REST Service, Putty, RTC, JDBC, JUNIT

Responsibilities :

• Wrote highly maintainable, solid code for system, forming core framework and earning consistent praise from subsequent developers since initial version.
• Debugged and troubleshot issues , solving technical issues quickly and accurately.
• Reviewed requirements, specifications and technical design documents to provide timely and meaningful feedback.
• Implemented JUNIT test case for all property insurance applications to effectively unit test the code changes.