About

Manasi Joshi is a passionate software developer with a specialization in enterprise application development. She completed her Master's in Software Engineering from San Jose State University in December 2018 and has experience working with fast-paced startups in San Jose, California as a full stack developer. Currently, she is working as a full stack developer at SAP Ariba, Palo Alto. Before pursuing her masters, she worked as a Software Developer at Infosys Limited, Pune. Her primary language is Java, and she has experience working with various technologies such as Angular8, Node.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, es6, Bootstrap4, HTML5, CSS3, React, and more. Manasi has expertise in back-end development using Java, J2EE, Java EE, JDBC, Spring Boot, Maven, Hibernate, JSON, JSP, Junit, Rest API, and XML. She has also worked with databases such as MySQL, Oracle, MongoDB, Cassandra, and SQLite. She is proficient in web services such as REST API and SOAP API and has knowledge of Agile, Scrum, Kanban, UML, OOPs, and Java Design Patterns. Additionally, she has experience working with cloud technologies such as AWS (S3, EC2, ELB, DynamoDB, Cloud watch, Lambda), IBM Bluemix, Google Cloud, Docker, and Heroku. Manasi has strong soft skills such as public speaking and critical thinking. In her free time, she likes to paint, travel, and learn new technologies and implement different projects using them. She has worked as a Software Developer Intern at SAP and Cinequest, where she developed optimized and scalable full-stack web applications and managed end-to-end development of single-click video creation features using AWS Lambda. She has also worked on major production issues of Ariba Network by implementing Kafka POC messaging queues for handling millions of daily events. Manasi has a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Computer Software Engineering from San Jose State University and a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Pune. She has relevant experience of 7.70 years and is skilled in software engineering, Java, AWS, web, JavaScript, Spring, Kafka, backend, Docker, TypeScript, MySQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, Spring Boot, mobile, and integration.