About

Bharath Joginapally is a highly skilled Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft with over 6 years of relevant experience in the industry. He is currently working on releasing an Azure product that aims to revolutionize the app management experience from development to managing operational load, upgrading apps, and portability of apps between different service providers. Bharath's work involves using serverless technologies, Azure cloud native technologies, and scale of a standard Azure product. Prior to joining Microsoft, Bharath worked at Oracle as a Senior Member of Technical Staff, where he led a team of 4 to create a Case Management System (CMS) for the anti-fraud team and potential future org-wide adoption. He also developed a rule engine and the engineering infrastructure to identify suspicious fraud accounts within 1 day, which earlier took at least 1 week. Additionally, he built a self-service tool to automate fraud decision queries of partner teams, resulting in saving at least 20 hours of fraud investigators per week. Bharath's work at Oracle involved using Docker, Maven, Java, Oracle DB, and Oracle Cloud Object Storage to develop the applications. Bharath also worked at Amazon as a Software Development Engineer, where he developed a creatives asset delivering system that improved the creatives system's availability from 90-95% on average to above 99% per week consistently. He also created a new template system for creatives which onboarded a customer with 10 million of ad campaigns in the first week. Bharath's work at Amazon involved using Java as the primary language and Spring for the backend. He also used AWS technologies like S3, Dynamo, Aurora RDS, SNS, and SQS. Additionally, he developed REST APIs using the Google Guice framework and used Agile and Scrum methodologies of development. Bharath holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from Rutgers University-New Brunswick and a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Science and Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani. His tech stack includes Software Engineering, Azure, Java, Docker, Infra, AWS, Selenium, Test, Javascript, Spring, Integration, UI, Frontend, and Backend.