Responsibilities include:

• Led a project to create and deploy a microservice-based web app designed in Django and MongoDB
• Performed Security code reviews for product (in GoLang) patching security bugs in the product and enhancing the AWS security infrastructure
• Improved the Kubernetes and AWS Security solutions with the product engineering team

Responsibilities include:

• Presented improved code performance to 3 senior engineers leading to 20% better performant code
• Performed a security review of the Android app and the PHP web app within AWS infrastructure to make it compliant against the OWASP Benchmarks
• Created a secure SDLC pipeline for the DevOps team to follow leading to better secure coding practices within the organization

Responsibilities include:

• Collaborated with the project maintainer to make improvements to the Cluster API Provider for GCP for Prometheus
• Started with resolving issues in quick start and documentation to understand the project implementation and workflow
• On completion of the project, implemented unit and feature tests in GoLang to verify unit build checks

Responsibilities include:

• Developed a backend infrastructure for an investment Banking startup, deployed it on Google Kubernetes Engine, and used GCP managed services
• Built another project to understand the trend in risk analysis for an insurance company - Leveraging Flask rest plus and deployed it on AWS Lambda (Serverless stack)
• Implemented a microservice architecture for a web app from a monolithic architecture, revising the AWS pricing factor to half of the original price

OWASP is a security organization responsible for defining the standards for web & application security. I moderated and lead the Bangalore chapter for OWASP, wherein I origanized hackathons and moderated talks

This is the CNCF’s flagship conference for the developers and project maintainers for all the tools hosted by the CNCF, in Europe. I spoke at the conference on CRD version tagging for containers in Kubernetes.

Mentoring for the Cloud Security Study Group and contributed and audited code commits for all the cloud security projects created by the members at null community.

Was a part of cloud villages in India. An open space to meet folks interested in offensive and defensive aspects of cloud security. I was leading in creating and running the hackathons for the conference.

Security is everyone’s responsibility - http://www.devsecops.org

Code Vigilant project is created out of the need to have a more secure open source software. It is a known fact that a large number of users use opensource software but a very few of them contribute back in terms of identifying and making these opensource software a more secure piece of software.

This project is initiated with an aim of finding flaws in open source software and making sure that we reach one of the following conclusion.

1. Get the vulnerability fixed and Patch issued.
2. If author is not reachable then make sure the public information is available and spread the details that issues exist with opensource software and discourage its usage.

Moderated the Bangalore chapter for the null - security community. Responsibilities include organizing monthly events, arranging venues, inviting speakers, etc.