About

Rahul Reddy is a highly skilled and experienced software engineer with over 5 years of experience in building scalable and reliable enterprise and customer-facing applications with Java Technologies. He has a strong understanding of CS fundamentals and excellent algorithmic problem-solving skills. Rahul is a polyglot programmer with expert knowledge in Java and proficiency in Go, JavaScript, and Python. He is also proficient with AWS cloud technologies. Rahul has hands-on experience in writing microservices with spring-boot and a sound understanding of large scale distributed systems architecture. He is an active team member in a dynamic work environment and has quick learning abilities to learn and implement new technologies. Rahul is open to challenging opportunities to build microservices, large scale distributed systems, cloud-native applications, and full-stack applications. Rahul's technical skills include programming languages such as Java, GO, JavaScript, and Python, databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, NoSQL - Apache Cassandra, and Mongo DB. He is also proficient with other tools and frameworks such as git, Tomcat, HTML 5, CSS 3, Maven, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, and Apache Kafka. Rahul has expertise in frameworks such as Spring, Spring-boot, Hibernate, JEE, Junit, and React. Currently, Rahul is working as a Software Engineer at ByteDance, where he is designing, developing, and scaling the client onboarding platform- Folio Platform. He has also worked as a Software Engineer at Goldman Sachs, where he designed, developed, and scaled the client onboarding platform- Folio Platform. At IBM, Rahul designed and developed a Kubernetes Operator in Golang called “Update” and implemented the idempotent reconcile the logic of the operator to suit ops team requirements. Rahul holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Central Missouri and a Master's degree in Ocean Engineering from IIT. He has relevant experience of 2.19 years in the field of software engineering. Rahul's tech stack includes Software Engineering, Spring, Java, Javascript, Microservices, AWS, Python, Kubernetes, Docker, MySQL, NoSQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, Kafka, Jenkins, and Backend.