About

Ramnath Mohan is an experienced Software Engineer with over 7 years of experience in the consumer electronics industry. He is skilled in C#, Linux, Node JS, Angular JS, and Vue JS. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology from Anna University. Ramnath's current areas of interest include Smart Contracts / Cryptocurrencies, Deep Learning, and Optimization Algorithms for Deep Neural Networks. He has received admits from USC Viterbi school of Engineering and UW-Madison to pursue Masters in Computer Science during fall 2018. Currently, Ramnath is working as a Software Engineer at meta. He is a part of the self-serve support team for the family of apps within central customer support engineering. He is currently focusing on Facebook account access issues. In the past, Ramnath has worked as an Engineering Lead at Samsung. He has predominantly worked as a Full-stack Engineer across multiple microservices/single-page applications, which are part of purchase/post-purchase flows in https://www.samsung.com/us/. He has also worked as a Senior Dev in the backend team and led/developed multiple features, programs in around 7 major Node JS-based microservices within the e-commerce ecosystem. He has solved multiple complex technical problems in the areas of security and scalability. He has also mentored many SDE's across multiple projects and mentored an SDE Intern to build a Machine Learning Engine to detect fraudulent orders. Before Samsung, Ramnath has also worked as a Software Development Engineer at Xome. He was responsible for developing multiple workflows and for integration with external systems such as the auction engine and GoPaperless. He was responsible for creating various tasks within each of the workflows and setting up of the rule engines within each workflow. Ramnath's tech stack includes Software Engineering, NodeJS, Javascript, Smart Contract, Deep Learning, Microservices, Neural Networks, Mobile, AngularJS, ML, SQL, Backend, Integration, Senior Software Engineer, Redis, and Research Scientist.