About

Lovnish Chhabra is a Software Development Manager at Clearwater Analytics with over 12 years of relevant experience in the IT industry. He specializes in JavaEE, JSPs, JavaScript, Core Java, C, C++, Java, C#, MySQL, PL/SQL, PostgreSql, Spring, Struts, Hibernate, Webservices, Alfresco CMS, WebNMS, Java swings, and Multithreading. Lovnish is seeking a position that offers professional growth while being resourceful, innovative, and flexible. He is looking for a working environment that provides opportunities to shape and enhance his professional skills and also make a significant contribution to his company and the industry. Currently, Lovnish is working on a project called OneClearwater, which is an attempt by the company to bring all its offerings under a single umbrella. As part of this project, he has interacted with various cloud teams to build the infrastructure required to bring apps built across varied tech-stack to work together. He has also worked on other projects such as Clear Lineage, Clear Catalog, and Kratos, where he designed the HLD and LLD for the tool, wrote terraform to deploy the project to GCP, and wrote the module for user authentication using JWT tokens, among other responsibilities. Before joining Clearwater Analytics, Lovnish worked as a Senior Software Designer at Natwest, where he was responsible for designing and implementing new negotiation protocols to handle new financial products. He also saved the company money by improving the precision for the quotes going out of the system and implemented regulatory compliance features as per MIFID 2 regulations. Additionally, he built a lot of features in the trading system, such as BOLT (Bid Offer List trades), sanitizers, and a framework that logs all circuit breakers into KDB. Lovnish has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science & Engineering from Lingaya's Institute of Management & Technology, Faridabad, and a diploma from Kalka Public School. He is proficient in various tech stacks such as Software Engineering, Java, Web, Terraform, GCP, Spring Boot, Neo4j, SQL, Backend, Javascript, Microservices, Cypher, MySQL, Spring, Infra, Designer, UI, Docker, MongoDB, HDFS, Bamboo, Spark, Cassandra, Kafka, Mobile, and Kotlin.