About

Vishakha Senthilnathan is an experienced software engineer with a strong technical skill set and attention to detail. With over 3 years of experience in developing enterprise mobile Android applications using Java, Kotlin, Jetpack compose, GraphQL, and web applications using server-side technologies such as C# .Net, Asp .Net MVC, Entity framework, LINQ, and SQL, Vishakha has a great understanding of the SDLC and Agile methodology. Vishakha is currently working as an Application Developer at Thoughtworks, where she is responsible for developing new features in the existing fintech mobile Android app using Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and GraphQL for schema mapping. She is also involved in creating new UI screens and key resources for layout UI work utilizing XML, Views, Buttons, Activities, and Layouts. Additionally, she writes unit tests for mobile code following the TDD approach using RoboElectric and Espresso Testing Frameworks. Prior to joining Thoughtworks, Vishakha worked as a Senior Software Engineer and Software Engineer at Odessa, where she was involved in analyzing change requests and implementing functionality as per CR's, migration of client legacy data from their database to the application database using the Migration tool, handling client release activities, and providing support for deployment of the release content. She also wrote clean code to build new features in the application using C#, XAML in Entity Framework, developed dynamic document templates using the Microsoft Word Developer tool feature, and was involved in Web API testing using POSTMAN. Vishakha holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Anna University. She is proficient in SQL, Android, Mobile, Software Engineer, UI, Kotlin, Test, Web, Backend, Designer, Spring Boot, Integration, Frontend, and Infra. With her expertise and experience, Vishakha is interested in working on client-server-based applications where she can work with the latest technologies and play challenging and diverse projects.