About

Pransh Tiwari is a highly skilled software engineer with over 5 years of experience in Java, Python, NodeJs, and Scala, including exposure to Spring, Django, Hibernate, MongoDB, Redis, and the majority of AWS services. He has extensive experience in designing and implementing Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) and in developing and integrating REST APIs. Currently, Pransh is working as a Software Development Engineer II at Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Berlin. He is a part of the AWS Bills and Metering team, where he is responsible for computing out-of-cycle bills of different AWS services. Pransh has also worked as a Software Development Engineer II at Amazon, where he has contributed to several projects, including the development of Insights, a prescriptive analytics product that suggests recommendations to business customers for cost optimization, supplier diversity, compliance, etc. Pransh has also worked on the revamp of ABA (Amazon Business Analytics) homepage using the latest frontend technologies of React and Redux, which led to a 110% increase in the adoption of Spend Visibility Business Prime feature. He has also worked on improving the onboarding process of Business Prime customers for the Spend Visibility feature. This involved validating datasets in the s3 buckets of over 100,000 AWS accounts and revamping the existing onboarding flow. Pransh holds a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree in Information Technology from the National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra. He has also completed his schooling from Atomic Energy Central School, where he studied Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, English, Hindi, and Physical Education. In addition to his technical skills, Pransh is proficient in AWS, Kubernetes, and has experience as a Research Scientist. He is a quick learner and always stays updated with the latest technologies and trends in the industry. With over 6 years of relevant experience, Pransh is a valuable asset to any organization looking for a skilled software engineer.