About

Aruna Sai Kannamareddy is an experienced Software Engineer with over 6 years of experience in the industry. She has a diverse skill set, including 1.5 years of experience as a teaching assistant and expertise in developing, designing, and operational excellence. Currently, she is working as a Software Engineer II at Microsoft, where she is responsible for delivering performance improvements on the platform by designing and developing an end-to-end approach. Aruna has previously worked at Amazon, where she was a Software Engineer and worked on the Alexa Targeting platform product. She designed and developed Alexa targeting solution features that fit across multiple products and platforms, ensuring they were scalable to meet customer traffic and efficient by staying within the limits of latency SLA. She also drove migration projects and operational readiness work, mentored new team members, and presented ongoing projects or new ideas to the team in brown bag sessions. Before Amazon, Aruna worked at Target as a Software Engineer, where she worked on a Distributed Service in the supply chain management system. She developed scalable, parallel-processing, and fault-tolerant systems in production, which now handle processing an average of 750M records per day and are scalable as per needs. She also worked on ELK stack to handle the increasing amount of log data, set up the Graphite-Grafana cluster for storing, publishing, and analysis of metrics and automation support systems to ensure data quality across different nodes of data source. Aruna holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from Kansas State University and a Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology from MGIT. She also completed her Intermediate education from SRM Junior College. Her relevant experience in the industry is 8.52 years, and her tech stack includes Software Engineering. Aruna is a dedicated and experienced professional who is committed to delivering high-quality work and collaborating with her team to achieve the best possible outcomes.