About

Aditya Govardhan is a highly skilled and detail-oriented Software Engineer with a passion for developing valuable and sustainable products. With almost three years of relevant experience, Aditya has a proven track record of delivering robust, scalable, and flexible system designs. Currently, he works as a Software Engineer I, Backend at Uber, where he ignites opportunities by setting the world in motion. Aditya's core technical expertise lies in Java, Go, Python, and Javascript, along with their respective frameworks, toolchains, products, and platforms. He takes a curiosity-driven approach to his work, always seeking to learn and improve his skills. Aditya's strong problem-solving skills and ability to think critically make him an asset to any team. Prior to joining Uber, Aditya worked as a Software Engineer I, Machine Learning at Expedia. During his time there, he developed and maintained the machine learning platform for the company-wide data science teams and core product teams. He also contributed to the migration of microservices across cloud accounts for performance optimization, resulting in $20k per month in cloud cost savings. His tools and technologies included Java, Spring Boot, Groovy, Python, AWS (ECS, EKS, VPC, EC2, ElasticCache, RDS), and Kubernetes. Aditya also has experience as a Software Engineering Intern, DevOps at Cirrus Logic. He designed a scalable and load-balanced test farm of Raspberry Pis for the Phoenix team's workload and developed infrastructure-as-code for the Phoenix team using Ansible, Vagrant, and Molecule. He also designed and implemented end-to-end Jenkins infrastructure for in-house applications and emulation methods for Raspberry Pi using QEMU to bring down the cost of Jenkins infrastructure by about 90%. Aditya holds a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering from the National Institute of Technology Calicut. His tech stack includes Software Engineering, Backend, AWS, ML, Python, Java, Javascript, ECS, Kubernetes, Data Scientist, Spring Boot, Spring, Microservices, infra, Jenkins, DevOps, Ansible, and test.