About

Animesh Agrawal is a highly skilled Software Engineer with over 3.60 years of experience in the industry. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Network Systems from the University of California Irvine. Animesh is currently working as a Software Engineer 2 at Dream11, a leading sports technology company in India. Animesh has a proven track record of developing cutting-edge technology solutions that have helped businesses grow exponentially. He has worked with Indmoney in the past, where he led and mentored a team of 3 software engineers. He followed Agile programming ideology to push out new cutting-edge products at a fast pace utilized for both internal company functions and user-facing products. Animesh constructed an internal system to send automated and scheduled communications to users with an easy-to-use interface which reduced the time for sending 1 communication from 5-6 hours down to 10 mins. This helped the company grow 5x in its DAU (Daily Average Users) numbers. Animesh has also spearheaded the construction and implementation of a Kafka-based data streaming service that enables real-time data processing and sending alerts to users. He has served real-time notifications to over 1 million users. Animesh has developed and automated actionable financial advisories using Java, Kafka, and Spring Boot application to enable users to save and earn money. He has enhanced and revamped existing systems to support data streaming between services to overhaul the current system and make it more reliable and reduce latency. Animesh has taken the initiative to migrate the monolithic code base to a microservice architecture. He has implemented technologies like DynamoDB, SQS, Lambdas, Redshift, ApacheSpark into the current architecture stack to enhance and revamp the existing system and process over 30000 events a minute. Animesh is a role model for international students and a global leader. He aspires to create technology that can be used by masses to make this world a better place. His tech stack includes Software Engineering, Kafka, Java, Spring Boot, Spring, and Microservices.