About

Aman Sinha is a highly skilled Lead Engineer with over 5 years of experience in building REST APIs. He is proficient in languages such as Java, Python, and PHP, and has intermediate knowledge of JavaScript, C++, and C. Aman is also a beginner in Go and has experience in JS frameworks such as Node, Angular, and React, as well as web frameworks like Laravel, Play, Spring, Zend, and Django. Aman has a strong background in architectural patterns such as distributed systems, REST, and microservices. He has experience in DevOps tools like Apache, Docker, Bash, Git, KVM, and Jenkins, and is familiar with monitoring tools like New Relic, Graylog, and Nagios. Aman has also worked with application servers like Apache, Tomcat, Netty, and Akka HTTP, and data persistence frameworks like Ebean, Hibernate, and JPA. Aman is skilled in profiling using JProfiler and has experience working with databases such as MySQL, ElasticSearch, Mongo, Redis, and Memcache. He has also worked with messaging and streaming tools like RabbitMQ and Akka Streams, and is familiar with operating systems like Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Currently working as a Lead Engineer at Licious, Aman is responsible for building a new microservice from scratch to handle all payment-related requests. He has also created a new asset management service, worked on S2S event capture integration of Branch.io, and created a new Scheduler Service to take care of all cron jobs. Aman has also worked on the payment service and integrated Amazon Pay as a method of payment. In his previous role as a Senior Software Engineer at Quikr, Aman worked on the RealEstate vertical and built several revenue-generating features from scratch. He also mentored juniors and helped them take a deep dive into the system. Aman has a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Engineering from KIIT University and has also attended Jawahar Vidya Mandir, Shyamali, Ranchi. With 7.19 years of relevant experience, Aman is a highly skilled software engineer with expertise in Elastic Search, backend development, microservices, and integration.