About

Prakash Dey is a senior software engineer at Intuit, with over 10 years of experience in Java/JEE technologies. He has extensive experience in the end-to-end software development life cycle, including analyzing, designing, coding, re-engineering, and testing. Prakash has worked with a range of technologies, including Java, JEE, Web logic, Python, Shell Script, Spring, Hibernate, JSP/Servlets, Restful Web Services, Maven, jQuery, Oracle 11g, Caching, and NoSQL. Prakash completed his B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering from Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology. He has specialties in programming and designing solutions, as well as experience with Oracle DB, persistent frameworks (Hibernate, JPA), Spring, Caching, NoSQL, and the AWS technology stack. Currently, Prakash is part of the Identity platform team at Intuit's India Development Center. He manages services related to users' identity, which are consumed by Intuit's offerings such as TurboTax, Quick Book Online, and many third-party applications. He has worked on various projects, including OAuth1 and OAuth2 services, partner authentication for third-party identity providers such as Google, and identity federation for enabling single sign-on. Prior to Intuit, Prakash worked at Snapdeal as a lead and senior software engineer. He worked on the digital payment platform solution, where he and his team worked on the unified identity or user base of two entities, Snapdeal and Freecharge, to enable a smooth user experience. Prakash's education history includes a bachelor's degree from Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology and high school education from Karimganj Junior College of Science and Rowlands Memorial High School. Prakash's tech stack includes software engineering, Java, NoSQL, Spring, AWS, web development, and testing. With 13.53 years of relevant experience, Prakash is a skilled software engineer with expertise in Java and JEE technologies.