About

Prem Dma is a Software Engineer with over 6 years of experience in producing robust, clean, and scalable code. He has a great attention to detail and is passionate about problem-solving. Currently, he is working as a Senior Software Engineer at Indeed. Previously, Prem worked as a Software Engineer at PayPal, where he was responsible for developing the BackEnd of the Risk and Disputes platform. He has worked across multiple teams in Disputes platform, which are responsible for handling case management for disputes raised on PayPal Transactions. Prem has also worked with various teams on Risk platform which are responsible for Merchant onboarding. He has worked extensively on creating a new disputes Framework developed on Spring-based Microservices which helped in migration from legacy Pega based Disputes platform. Prem developed a new messaging daemon using Spring and AMQ that facilitates communication in cross-geo disputes, in case of buyer and seller being in 2 different geos. He also built a Monitoring Tool for his team, with Spring Boot as BackEnd, React as Front End, and MongoDB that helped in tracking the entire lifecycle of an onboarding flow when a merchant tries to onboard to PayPal. Prior to PayPal, Prem worked as a Member Technical Staff at Zoho, where he developed a new feature called "Dynamic Drill" using JavaScript as Front End and Java J2EE. This helps users to slice and dice their data and gain unique insights. He also developed the "Report As Filter" feature using Javascript and Java J2EE. This feature allows for cross-filtering within the reports that are present in a dashboard. Prem has a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree in Electronics and Communication from Sastra University. He completed his 12th from SBOA School and Junior College. His technical skills include Software Engineering, Spring, Java, Javascript, Backend, Microservices, Kafka, Frontend, Spring Boot, MongoDB, Integration, ReactJS, Web, and MySQL. Overall, Prem has 8.45 years of relevant experience in the field of Software Engineering.