About

Vardaan Mishra is a seasoned backend developer with over 1.5 years of experience in low-level designing and developing software across large scalable distributed systems and web applications. He is an expert in microservices architecture and has a strong passion for problem-solving and mathematics. Vardaan is a high-spirited team player who thrives in the company of brilliant minds. He seeks to work with a team of smart individuals with a hunger for excelling while working at an established company, and has good experience owning end-to-end deliverables individually. Vardaan is proficient in programming languages such as Java, C++, and C, and has experience in technologies like Apache Kafka and Hibernate. He is familiar with frameworks like Spring Boot, Hystrix, Spring Data, Spring Security, JUnit 5, and Mockito. He also has experience working with data and databases such as MySQL, SQLite, and Elastic Search, as well as tools and platforms like AWS, Jenkins, Kibana, Grafana, Nginx, JIRA, Git, CI/CD, TDD, and Kubernetes. Currently working as a software engineer at Paytm, Vardaan is responsible for designing and developing asynchronous APIs for bulk processing of files, REST APIs for payment flow through cards, and a notification module that triggers and sends notifications in case payments are successful or failed or pending. He has also conceptualized and developed REST APIs for generating payment and bill reports, and REST APIs for a multi-tenant system invoking design patterns to serve different tenants. His contributions have resulted in improved user experience, the introduction of new payment modes, and the ability to serve thousands of customers per day. Vardaan holds a Bachelor of Technology degree in Civil Engineering from Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT), where he graduated in 2020. He has a relevant experience of 3.20 years and possesses a strong tech stack that includes software engineering, Spring, AWS, backend, CI/CD, Java, Kubernetes, MySQL, Elastic Search, Kafka, Spring Boot, Jenkins, microservices, search, and web.