Java & Spring Boot
Translate business rules into backend applications, REST APIs, validation, and maintainable service code.
Java and Spring Boot application development, microservices and enterprise integration, and Oracle ATG Commerce are the foundation of my work. React.js interfaces and AWS cloud services extend that work into connected applications.
Translate business rules into backend applications, REST APIs, validation, and maintainable service code.
Contribute to service boundaries and modernization, connecting independently operated services with APIs and asynchronous processing.
Extend repositories, commerce pipelines, and the rules behind catalog, cart, pricing, promotions, checkout, and orders.
Connect customer, order, and operational workflows across platforms, with attention to mapping, validation, and failure investigation.
Integrate card capture, payment choices, authorization, and order submission as connected stages of checkout.
Tune SQL, refine indexes, maintain audit records, and investigate application behavior through tests and production evidence.
Build customer-facing interfaces connected to backend APIs. HelpCorner combines React.js with Spring Boot; MuniAI uses React and TypeScript for a local-first chat experience.
Connect application development with cloud services. HelpCorner uses EC2, S3, IAM, and SQS alongside containerization; broader delivery work includes build pipelines and release validation.
Tools used across professional delivery, independent applications, and learning. Each group explains its context; the list does not imply equal depth or production use of every tool.
Application development and enterprise service work.
Professional service integration and modernization. Clean architecture is a design principle; no particular implementation pattern is claimed.
Customer and operational workflows across enterprise retail platforms.
PostgreSQL query, index, and audit-trigger work; relational and document stores across professional and independent projects.
AWS and GCP across delivery and demonstrations. EC2, S3, IAM, and SQS are specifically documented in HelpCorner. OCI is represented through credentials.
Validation and troubleshooting throughout feature delivery and release work.
React and Angular complement backend delivery. Java 21, TypeScript, and Ollama are specific to MuniAI; retrieval and voice capabilities are documented in DharmaAI.
Turn business rules into Java and Spring Boot applications.
Design backend APIs and connect enterprise systems.
Extend Oracle ATG Commerce functionality.
Modernize existing workflows into clearer service responsibilities.
Implement payment and order integrations.
Improve database queries and investigate difficult application behavior.
Build React.js interfaces connected to backend APIs.
Connect applications with AWS EC2, S3, IAM, and SQS, as demonstrated in HelpCorner.
Support delivery through containers, CI/CD, and release validation.
Mentor engineers and review implementation quality.