NAVAKETAN MOHANTY

(ac8m0z@r.postjobfree.com)

SUMMARY

I am a Sun Certified Enterprise Architect (SCEA), with over 15 years of experience. Also I am Cloudera certified Big Data developer. I have been working in designing, developing and implementing application software using Object Oriented principles and design patterns. I am a quick learner and a hard worker. I believe in the team spirit. Also I believe that a major tasks of a senior IT professional is to think in terms of aligning the fast changing business demands with the dynamism of IT. Both technology and business excite me.

EDUCATION

MS in Information Management (MSIM) from W P Carey, ASU (Graduation in May 2013)

B.E. in Electrical Engineering, University College of Engineering, Orissa, India

CERTIFICATION

Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java 2 Platform (SCEA)

Cloudera certified Spark and Hadoop developer (CCA 175)

Sun Certified Java Programmer

COMPUTER SKILLS

Application Server: IBM WebSphere, WebLogic, Tomcat, IIS

Database Server: Oracle, SQL Server, MySql, HBase

Frameworks: Angular 2, Ionic 2, Ember JS, Hibernate 3, Struts 2, Spring, REST

Tools: Scikit learn, MLLIB, Apache Spark, Panda, Weka, Spyder, Anaconda, Spring Tool Suite, Endeca, ILog,

Language: Java, Enterprise Java APIs (JDBC, Servlet, JMS), Python, PL/SQL, javascript, jQuery

Cloud Technology: AWS

Big Data Technologies: Hadoop, Spark, Kafka, Flume, Hive, Sqoop, Solr

NEW TECHNOLOGIES I AM CURRENTLY LEARNING: Machine Learning, Deep learning

INNOVATION CHALLENGES:

I was among the top 25 for the 2013 ASU Edson competition. I had a monetary reward from ASU Venture Catalyst to further peruse the idea and give it a business shape.

For 2014 Innovation contest at GM, I was a finalists. My idea was about using Frequent Pattern Mining to identify the unique make, model, plant, region ect for which we see more warranty incidents. That way more focused effort can go to improve the quality of GM vehicles.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

StateFarm Tempe, Arizona (August 2017 till date)

Interaction Data System (April 2018 till data) – The customers interaction are captured in a Hadoop based BigData system for both analytical and operational purpose.

My Role: Big data developer.

Created the Kafka topics, Flume agents, and Solr indexes to setup the application on a newly created backup cluster.

Created new Flume Serializes to address business changes.

Created an Architecture Design Document (ADD) to consider alternate solution to manage operational data.

Environment: Cloudera, Hadoop, Flume, Kafka, HBase, Solr

Auto Loan payment System (August 2017 till March 2018) – As part of the bank, a new frontend was introduced to call FII backend to setup auto loan payment for the customer.

My Role: Java and JavaScript developer.

Created the front end for the Manage Account module.

Create REST Web Services, to be called from Manage Account frontend.

Worked on the mapping the REST data into a SOAP request to send it to FII.

Environment: Ember JS, CSS, Spring, java

General Motors (Quality – IT) Chandler, Arizona (July 2013 till July 2017)

Manufacturing Change Control Management (February 2017 till July 2017) – This is going to be the new work flow management system for all the GM plants.

My Role: As the architect.

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Created the REST wrapper for SharePoint APIs.

Created a prototype of using Angular 2 and Ionic 2 as the mobile and web front end.

Worked closely with BA to understand the business needs.

Designed the logical database schema.

Train the team on Angular 2 and brought them to speed.

Designed the REST interfaces for the service layer.

Prepared the Technical Architecture Diagram.

Environment: Angular 2, Ionic 2, Cordova, Tomcat, RESTful services, Java, SharePoint

Prototyping Machine Learning solution to predict emerging issues (May 2016 – March 2017)- One of the challenge for the Quality IT is to isolate incidents with new issues. An automated process must continuously analyze, learn and predict. I was a key member to prototype this. I used various machine learning algorithms to build clusters of incidents, compare the clusters and came up with a scoring pattern.

Environnent: Python, Scikit learn, MLLIB, WEKA, Panda, Apache Spark, Cassandra

Daily Customer Incident (DCI) is an ambitious project within GM Quality-IT. It is to consolidate Compass, Warranty, DRR data from different sources for better issue and incident management. The initiative started in September 2013 and has gone through many rough roads before getting stabilized.

My Role:

As an architect

Prepared the Technical Architecture Diagram.

Prepared the framework of the using DCI as a Liferay portlet.

Designed the Data model.

Helped trouble shoot the performance bottlenecks

As development lead

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I have successfully delivered all the DCI releases in time.

I have designed and developed the key modules for issue and incident managements.

For better communication and understanding of the requirements, I have adopted an iterative approach of demo to the business while still in the development phase. In a sense I try to follow an agile practice within in a water fall model.

Environnent: Java, JSP, JQuery, Oracle, Liferay Portal

TSYS Acquiring, Tempe, Arizona (July 2004 till July 2013)

TSYS is a major player in the credit card processing business. I was working to build software for boarding the merchants in to the payment processing system.

My Role:

As an architect

Designed and developed a framework for Client Specific Fields (CSF). This is used to personalize clients’ reports and merchant boarding pages.

Designed and developed a UI Rule Framework. Here one need not write javascript, through java code javascript is create. GWT is a similar framework that came later.

At one point of time TSYS was trying to build a mobile wallet. I was a main player to come up with a solution about how to achieve it.

As a team lead

I had to take the responsibility of the MAS (Merchant Accounting System) development team. This was a mid-size team spread across USA and India.

I worked with the development partner (Accenture) to get some work done.

Environment: J2EE (EJB, JDBC, JMS), Web Sphere, Struts, Hibernate, ILog, Informix, Spring, SOAP

1MCI, Colorado Springs, CO, USA (April 2003 till June 2004)

The company was building a web based application called CMC (Customer Management Center) to replace the C++ application. I was in the development team for this project.

My Role:

Phase 1 (Financial)

1.Designed and developed Flow manager – a component that controls the work flow using a XML based configuration file.

Phase 2 (sales)

1.Designed and developed the components Order Builder, BRE Profile Builder, and TPV Data Processor components.

Configurability Approach: All the above components are configurable through individual XML configuration files. Spring provides such functionality, but it was built much before.

Design Patterns Used: Composite pattern, Command pattern, Interpreter pattern, Factory Pattern, Singleton pattern, Flyweight pattern, Immutable pattern.

2WorldCom, Cary, NC, USA (May 2002 till Dec 2002)

The assignment was to develop and maintain the mission critical OASIS application.

3Farm Bureau State Insurance, Raleigh, NC, USA (Nov 2001 – March2002)

This assignment was to design and develop the web based agent information system

4IBM, Raleigh, NC, USA (April 2001 – October 2001).

CRM(2000).

This project was to implement CRM (Siebel) for IBM

1Daleen Technologies, Inc, Atlanta, GA, USA (Nov’ 2000 – March 2001).

The assignment was to build bridge software between the Metasolv API and the BillPlex API.

2eConnections, El Monte, CA. USA (April 2000 – Oct’2000)

The start-up company was to offer complete end-to-end Internet based Supply chain

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