About

Ramachandran Krishnan is a self-driven professional with a broad technical skillset and over 14 years of experience in designing and delivering products with varying architectures and designs. He possesses a sound understanding of the product life cycle and has hands-on experience working with different technologies such as Java/JEE, microservices, open-source, distributed computing, and NoSQL databases. Ramachandran has sound knowledge of messaging, caching, enterprise integration, SaaS, scalable architectures, object-oriented design, architectural patterns, domain-driven design, and JVM performance tuning. He has experience in designing applications with high-performance/throughput/volume requirements and involving disparate technologies. Ramachandran also has excellent debugging and problem-solving capabilities and can scale across technologies to bring solutions to problems at hand. Currently, Ramachandran works as a Sr Principal Member Technical Staff at Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. He is responsible for designing and delivering products with varying architectures and designs such as client-server, multi-tier, REST, microservices, distributed event-driven systems, reactive fast data systems, self-healing, and low latency systems. In the past, Ramachandran has worked with companies such as Groupon, Xactly Corp, and VMware. At Xactly Corp, he designed and developed scalable DocuSign microservices and xppadataloader microservices. At VMware, he designed and developed a data collection framework for vCenter endpoints to gather network, storage, and compute resources. Ramachandran holds a BE degree in Electronics and Communication from Anna University. He has hands-on experience with all cutting-edge technologies and tools in big data and Hadoop ecosystem, including Spring, Kafka, Apache storm, Redis, Kubernetes, Docker, MySQL, Cassandra, Elastic Search, Jenkins, Postgres, Web, and Computer Vision. With 16.79 years of relevant experience, Ramachandran is a seasoned professional in the field of software engineering and microservices.