About

Suresh G. is a Software Development Engineer II at Amazon Web Services with over 9 years of relevant experience in the field. His expertise lies in programming languages such as JavaScript (TypeScript, Node.js), Python, and C# (basic knowledge). He is also well-versed in cloud technologies like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, databases like MongoDB (NoSQL), Azure SQL (SQL Server), and PostgreSQL (SQL), and server systems like Windows Server 2016 and Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Suresh has an impressive track record of working with CI/CD tools and version control systems like Circle CI, Jenkins, Docker (basic knowledge), and Git. He currently works at Amazon as a Software Development Engineer 2, contributing to the AWS Console Platform. Prior to this, he worked at Apttus as a Full-Stack Bot Engineer, where he developed logging services, database layers, multi-tenancy, versioning, and SFDC authentication and encryption modules for the Max conversation platform. He also set up CI/CD pipelines on Azure web app deployment models using Gulp, CircleCI, Azure Powershell, and Kudu. Suresh's past experiences also include working as a Graduate Student Assistant at Cyber-Socio Intelligent Systems (CySIS) Lab at Arizona State University. Here, he developed web crawlers and parsers using Python, Selenium, Mechanize, and PostgreSQL, establishing a curated dark web data set for further machine learning and social network analysis research. He also built a distributed data pipeline for automating the workflow of crawler-parser infrastructure on a Windows Server 2012 hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) servers, using Windows Task Scheduler, Airflow, and other monitoring tools. Suresh has a Master of Science (M.S.) in Computer Engineering (Computer Systems) from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) in Computer Science and Engineering from Anna University. His tech stack includes skills in software engineering, web development, SQL, Azure, JavaScript, AWS, TypeScript, CI/CD, MongoDB, NodeJS, Python, Docker, NoSQL, Jenkins, DevOps, Salesforce, infra, Selenium, Apache Airflow, ML, research scientist, microservices, and Flask.