About

Arijit Nath is a highly motivated and skilled Software Engineer with over 5 years of experience in the BFS and Healthcare domains. Currently working as a Software Engineer 3 at PayPal, Arijit has previously worked with JPMorgan Chase & Co. and General Electric Healthcare. Arijit's technical skills include Core Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservice Architecture, OOP Design Patterns, Restful Webservices, Maven, Docker, and Data Structures. He is particularly interested in algorithms and their application in solving real-life problems. Arijit is a hard-working individual who always gives 110% at the job and is an avid learner who strives to improve every day. Arijit has a proven track record of providing quality solutions to complex business problems to deliver working, high-quality software. He is a strong team player with an enterprise and ad-hoc agile mindset aligning Information Technology with business requirements and demands through continuous iterations. Arijit has strong problem-solving skills and is able to research workable solutions. He is also able to react quickly and work well under pressure. At JPMorgan Chase & Co., Arijit was involved in the design and development of Microservices, which is involved in the maintenance of all Kafka events triggered by various applications of the Consumer and Business banking division. He also worked on developing a Spring-based State Machine and an alerting system using Quartz scheduler. At General Electric, Arijit is currently working on the concept to planning to development phases of two applications used on all GE Healthcare CT Scanner devices. Arijit holds a Postgraduate Degree in Artificial Intelligence from iiit Bangalore, a B.TECH in Computer Engineering from Techno India College of Technology, and a High School Diploma in Science from Salt Lake School. In addition to his technical skills, Arijit is also proficient in AWS, MySQL, ML, and Web technologies. He is a research scientist and a coding enthusiast with good problem-solving skills who would love a challenge or two to call it a successful day.