About

Sneha Kumar is a Software Development Engineer at Amazon Web Services (AWS) with a Master's degree in Computer Science from North Carolina State University. She is passionate about empowering businesses to achieve more by building products that define, manage, and minimize costs while delivering an ultimate end-user experience. Sneha is always curious to drive innovative solutions in cloud solutions, application deployment, and process automation. Sneha is most effective at developing repeatable processes that allow others to reproduce success, actively listening to her customers to understand obstacles and create solutions, and owning projects by digging deep into complex problems to find solutions. She partners with her team and customers with openness and clarity to understand how to integrate specifications and requirements into existing architecture that creates sustainable and scalable services. Sneha has 4.70 years of relevant experience in software engineering, AWS, web, React Native, research scientist, test, senior software engineer, and integration. She has contributed to the architecture of advanced framework components using C++ and React Native at Amazon. Previously, she worked as a Software Engineer Intern and Solutions Architect at Akamai, where she conducted research on the feasibility of moving users' task execution on the server to WebAssembly for security, performance, and memory management. She also evaluated customers' web architecture to provide custom solutions for web performance, streaming, and security requirements and managed end-to-end integration for various customers across industries such as media and entertainment, e-commerce, and financial services. Sneha's education history includes a Master's degree in Computer Science from North Carolina State University and a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from B.M.S. College of Engineering. She is always open to professional collaboration and networking and is passionate about finding creative solutions that mitigate risks arising from fundamental shifts in technologies and influence the core architecture of software stack and design.