About

Shreyasi Agrawal is an experienced Senior Developer with a strong background in Java, Distributed Systems, and Android Development. Currently working at Atlassian as a Senior Software Developer, Shreyasi's expertise lies in Jira Service Management (JSM) and Opsgenie - Incident Management. Prior to her current role, Shreyasi worked at Adobe as a Software Development Engineer-3, where she developed and deployed a garbage collector that deletes inactive secondary resources of an asset and their mappings from AWS S3 and MongoDB respectively. She also designed and built an orchestration manager as part of a new architecture framework that provides multi-cloud asset processing with different workflows as invoked by the client. Additionally, Shreyasi developed an asynchronous zip service that can be used by clients to package all of their assets asynchronously, while maintaining the assets’ hierarchical structure. Shreyasi's experience at Adobe also includes developing API v2 of a sync service which converts intermediate renditions to user-specified rendition format and size and working with the Shared Cloud team that provides multi-cloud asset processing back office for several Adobe-hosted solutions like Creative Cloud and Document Cloud. She was also actively involved in hosting, scaling, and maintaining the workers which cater different asset formats. Before Adobe, Shreyasi worked at Nagarro as a Trainee, Technology, where she received training on Java, including Maven, JDBC, Hibernate, Servlets, JSP, Struts2, Spring, OOPs, CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript, design patterns, and coding guidelines. Shreyasi holds a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) focused on Computer Science from IIIT-Delhi, where she graduated in 2014. Her technical skills include Software Engineering, AWS, Android, MongoDB, Java, Spring, Search, Azure, Elastic Search, CI/CD, New Relic, Javascript, ML, and NoSQL. With 9.12 years of relevant experience, Shreyasi is a strong engineering professional with a demonstrated history of working in the computer software industry.