About

Ronak Kalyani is a Senior Software Engineer at Gojek, with over 6 years of relevant experience in the industry. He is responsible for building and designing Identity management solutions, which involves the trade-off between security and user experience. Ronak's key responsibilities include maintaining OAuth 2.0 and Open ID Connect compliant applications for authorization and authentication use cases, maintaining a wide array of login methods, improving success rates, and supporting multi-factor authentication, and building Single-sign-on to provide a seamless login experience to the user. In his current role at Gojek, Ronak's day-to-day responsibilities involve building and designing payments systems that are reliable and efficient. He has built reconciliation systems of different payment flow to ensure that neither bank nor user incurs a financial loss. Ronak has also worked on reducing CST volume by improvising the system to maintain a smooth end-user experience. He is responsible for monitoring the system performance and placing alerts to ensure that the application remains healthy even when the upstream system is not healthy. Ronak has also worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Paytm Payments Bank, where he developed an in-house UPI platform and migrated traffic and data from a 3rd party solution to an in-house solution, which is serving 10+ million transactions daily. He also designed and developed a service to credit money to the end-user from Paytm business accounts and developed Mutual fund flow to transfer money to AMCs via Paytm UPI. Ronak has also developed real-time payment reconciliation systems and throttled Kafka consumers to make API calls to downstream systems in a controlled manner, to safeguard them. Ronak has a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science & Engineering from Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology. He also completed Class XII from Bhartiya Public School - India and Class X from Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, Bissau. Ronak has expertise in Software Engineering, Kafka, Redis, Java, MySQL, Elastic Search, Spring Boot, and Spring.