About

Arpan Agarwal is a lead software engineer with over 6 years of experience in software development using Agile Scrum methodologies. He possesses extensive technical and development expertise in PL/SQL, Oracle, and Java, and has also acquired knowledge of new technologies like Docker, AWS, and Open API to deliver projects within time, budget, and quality parameters. Arpan has been accredited with tangible business outcomes and has received several awards, including the Spot Award in 2020 for developing an API to store JSON data reading from a Restful Service and storing it in Oracle 12c. He was also recognized with the Geeky Solution Award in 2020 for building a JSON Mapping Utility in Intra-chapter Hackathon using the concepts of Rest API and Spring. As an individual, Arpan is a results-driven professional who is comfortable working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment. He can lead teams, enhance morale, and facilitate cross-group collaboration. He has also participated in organizing fun events such as Treasure Hunt, Crossword, and Quizzes. Currently, Arpan works as a Lead Software Engineer at Fidelity Investments, where he develops and enhances a comprehensive repository of customer financial and planning data as a part of the Platform Data Engineer Team. He has played a pivotal role in developing and testing multiple Rest APIs for CRUD operations and completed a pending use case to create a real-time API consuming data from Kafka Cluster, resulting significantly in reducing TATs for critical production issues. Arpan's past experience includes working as a Software Developer at MetricStream, where he customized products as per customer use case applying Oracle, Java, and JavaScript. He also acted as a Business Analyst in a client-facing role to gather and analyze requirements and as a lead for Client Status Calls. Arpan holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Science from Dayananda Sagar University, Bangalore, India. He also has experience working with technologies such as Kafka, SQL, AWS, Javascript, Docker, MongoDB, Spring, and Jenkins.