About

Vishal Bhatia is a highly skilled Senior Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience in software design and development. He specializes in implementing cloud services using Go and providing continuous delivery using Docker and Kubernetes. Currently, he works at Hewlett Packard as a Senior Software Engineer (Sr. Cloud Developer - Golang). Vishal has a strong background in software development and has worked on various projects involving the implementation of cloud services using Go. He has also implemented various modules to provide virtualization over the cloud and created routes for those endpoints in API Server. Additionally, he has implemented CLI as HTTP Client using Go to send HTTP requests and handle responses from API server. He has also implemented various functions in CLI using Cobra library in Go to send HTTP requests to API server. Vishal has a good knowledge of working on Kubernetes environment, Docker hub, and Drone to provide continuous delivery and deployment. He also has a basic to expert level knowledge of GoLang concepts. He has worked on the implementation of services/commands to provide virtualization compatibility with various hypervisor vendors such as VMWare and HyperV. Prior to his current role, Vishal worked as a Sr. Application Developer (GoLang) at Charter Communications. He has also worked at Hewlett Packard as a Backend and Cloud Services GoLang Developer. In this role, he was involved in the implementation of cloud services using Go and the implementation of JWT authentication using Go. He also configured various modules and scripts to run cloud services in Kubernetes environment. Vishal holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from California State University, Fresno, and a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Computer Science from Ambala College of Engineering and Applied Research. He also has a background in Science and Mathematics from DAV Public School. Overall, Vishal has relevant experience of 10.19 years as a software engineer with a strong focus on GoLang, Kubernetes, Docker, and backend development.