About

Mohd Shujaat Ali is a Java Full Stack Software Engineer at JP Morgan Chase & Co. with over 5.7 years of experience. He is an AWS Certified Developer Associate and an expert in creating web applications using Angular 2+/5/6/7/8/9, Bootstrap, and RxJS. He also has extensive experience in creating and using RESTful Web Services/APIs and writing backend logic in Java, Spring Boot, and Spring Data/Hibernate/JPA. Mohd has expertise in deploying containerized applications in Kubernetes and has deep knowledge of AWS services, Lambda, and distributed processing using Kafka. He is proficient in Spring batch for batch processing and has expertise in writing optimized front-end code in Angular 2+ AngularJs, Angular, Bootstrap, HTML, and CSS. In addition, Mohd is proficient in React JS using Redux, lifecycle hooks, and has a strong understanding of data structures & algorithms, problem-solving, and creating and querying databases like Oracle, MySQL, Cassandra, and Cockroach DB. Mohd has worked on the development and enhancement of Springboot microservices and Kafka-driven publishers and consumers backed by distributed Cockroach database at JP Morgan. He is responsible for developing new applications and features for the product and doing technical code reviews. Prior to JP Morgan, Mohd worked at Qualcomm as an IT Software Developer Associate and Programmer Analyst Associate. He has experience in full-stack Java development, developing new applications & enhancements using Java, Angular, Groovy, and working on Spring batch microservice adapter application. Mohd holds a Bachelor of Technology in Electronics & Communication Engineering from NIT and has completed his intermediate and high school education from Priyanka Modern Sr. Sec. School, Dhampur, and PMS Dhampur, respectively. His tech stack includes AWS, Software Engineer, Java, Spring, AngularJS, Spring Boot, Microservices, Web, Kafka, MySQL, test, Kubernetes, Cassandra, Redux, Integration, UI, Frontend, Backend, Javascript, and Jenkins. Mohd has relevant experience of 6.02 years.