About

Himanshu Shrivastava is a seasoned Senior Software Engineer at HSBC Bank with over 4 years of relevant experience in application development. He has worked on various technologies such as Java, Spring Boot, Data Structures, Hibernate, Google Cloud, APIs, and Microservices. He has a proven track record of building systems from scratch and has been involved in all phases of the software lifecycle, from implementation, requirement gathering, development, execution, to deployment. Currently, Himanshu is working in the Document Management Team at HSBC Bank, where he is responsible for enhancing customer experience by providing better and efficient products/services for different regions. His day-to-day responsibilities include business refinement sessions, designing solutions as per business needs, creating microservices and APIs for different regions and customers, guiding juniors, and ensuring end-to-end delivery of products. Himanshu started his career as an Assistant System Engineer at TCS, where he worked on India's biggest payment system National Electronics Funds Transfer (NEFT) at Reserve Bank of India (RBI) client-side. He was responsible for gathering requirements, providing solutions, maintaining and supporting existing applications, and testing and deployment phases. He later worked for FIS Global, which deals in Merchant Solutions, Banking Solutions, and Capital Market Solutions. His role involved requirement gathering, designing solutions, creating various applications, APIs, and microservices for different payment merchants and cards, and deploying the code to different environments. Himanshu holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics & Instrumentation from the Institute of Technology and Management, Gwalior, and is currently pursuing a Software Development Engineer degree from Scaler Academy. Himanshu has a vast tech stack, which includes skills such as Software Engineering, Microservices, Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Data Warehouse, SQL, Kubernetes, and GCP. He is always looking forward to more challenging work and has a passion for creating microservices and APIs.