About

Aman Agrawala is a seasoned Senior Software Engineer with over 6 years of relevant experience in the field. Currently, he is working at Turnitin as a Senior Software Engineer, where he is responsible for developing and maintaining software systems that help educators and students promote academic integrity and excellence. Prior to joining Turnitin, Aman worked as a Java Software Engineer at General Motors, where he was involved in redesigning, developing, and transitioning GM's OnStar platform to fit a micro-service based model in multi-tiered cloud environments. He also developed a scalable RESTful micro-service on PCF using Java/Spring to process and send car crash data worldwide, including GPS location, to local emergency services, which reduced delay by 75%. Additionally, he deployed a scalable credentials service into PCF that is utilized by all GM vehicles to authorize customer's vehicles with other vehicle micro-services like crash safety and lock-unlock service onto PCF using Spring, Maven, and Jenkins, which reduced customer dropouts by 80% and saved GM $600,000. Aman also worked as a Battery Algorithm and Controls System Engineer at General Motors, where he developed a program in Python and Matlab to webscrape GM's internal data pages, reducing the data analysis time for engineers by 60%. He also designed algorithms in Matlab and Python to use cell strain to accurately predict the state of charge in a battery pack, reducing computation memory and time by 20%. He was responsible for reporting out on software performance to Battery Algorithm team and vehicle calibrators. Aman holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of California. He has expertise in Software Engineering, Microservices, Spring, Java, RabbitMQ, Jenkins, and Python. Aman is a dedicated and detail-oriented professional who is always looking to improve his skills and knowledge.