RAHUL BHAGWAT

Client : Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Project : Account Management Services (AMS)

Tech Stack : Java (SpringBoot) , Jenkins (Groovy), Thymeleaf and ReactJS (UI)

• Created a common script for integrating AppScan in the existing AMS CI CD pipeline (Jenkins) for security scan of all the web applications used in IRS
• Maintained and supported the CM (Configuration Management) tools web app for release management
• Cleaned up the legacy Struts code and refactored the inventory struts actions to Spring Controllers for the AMS Application
• Refactored the e4442 and e911 web services and changed the UI from jsp to thymeleaf templates
• Worked on changing the logic for the dual inventory and changed the unit tests for that feature

Client : United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

Tech Stack: Java (libraries : RESTAssured (API) , framework : Selenium (UI) , Cucumber BDD)
(Payment Management Systems)

Project: Modernization - Moving the legacy JSP and Spring codebase to Angular and Spring Boot

• Helped the Service Team to create endpoints for Appropriation Web Service according to the existing business logic
• Analyzed the existing PL/SQL logic for CAN Webservice and implemented the business logic for CAN Batch Date
• Created Custom Validations for Subaccount according to the Subaccount Service requirements
• Implemented an API and UI automation framework from scratch for all 4 webservices covering the sanity testing scenarios following a behavior driven approach

Responsibilities:
• Contributed to a Chat Bot Application "Astro" as a part of the Integrations Team
• Created API end points for OData (Open Data Access Protocol), SAP concur & EMS Meetings (GET, POST & DELETE) using Node JS Azure Functions
• Refactored all the Intent Handler (APIs) codebases to follow the MVC pattern
• Worked on a Proof of Concept PWC Tax project which was a Spring Boot Application
• Worked on two Major APIs "Access Policy Issuance" and "Issue Quote" as a part of the Middleware Team using Java (Spring Framework) which were RESTful Web service endpoints consuming XML representations