About

Rajshri Totla is a skilled Software Development Engineer at Amazon with a focus on AWS and EC2. She is a Computer Science Engineer with a passion for creating innovative and automated solutions. Rajshri is also an entrepreneur at heart and enjoys mentoring and blogging on various platforms about entrepreneurship, business, technology, and lifestyle. Currently, as a Software Development Engineer II at Amazon, Rajshri has designed and implemented a generic OpenSearch(ElasticSearch/Kibana) dashboard, secured and scalable, event-driven solution, for petabyte scale of datasets. She is also the tech lead for the project aimed at creating visibility and optimizing the software deployment procedure for EC2's networking component. In her past roles at Amazon, Rajshri has innovated and contributed to big data services and data warehouses, leveraging AWS technologies. She has designed, implemented, and operationalized App Security approved web applications using react.js & serverless framework. These applications serve as a one-stop solution for actionable insights for EC2 business and operations. Rajshri has also managed Jupyter Notebooks service, enabling the EC2 community to perform data analytics and produce ad-hoc dashboards. Before joining Amazon, Rajshri worked as a Computer Science Intern at Parquet Capital, where she created a stocks investment algorithm that predicts stocks gain and loss based on sentimental analysis done on real-time data gathered from scraping news articles. Rajshri has a Master of Science in Computer Science from Boston University and a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering from Mody University, Lakshmangarh, Sikar, Rajasthan, India. She also completed her high school education at Carmel Convent School in India. Rajshri's tech stack includes Software Engineering, AWS, Jupyter, Elastic Search, Senior Software Engineering, Big Data, ReactJS, Javascript, and Web. With 3.78 years of relevant experience, Rajshri is a talented and dedicated professional who enjoys pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the field of software development.