About

Rahul Chaurasia is a Software Engineering Lead (Android) at Optum, UnitedHealth Group, with over 9 years of experience in developing Android applications. He has a deep understanding of Java, Kotlin, and Android SDK and has worked on libraries like Sqlite, Room Database, Retrofit, Volley, Ktor, Glide, and Picasso. Rahul is well-versed in working with REST APIs, Third-Party Libraries, and has a deep experience working with MVVM/MVP/CLEAN architecture using View Binding, Data Binding, Dagger2. He has integrated services like Google Maps, Google Places, Google FCM, Login with Facebook, Google, Twitter, and handled Localization support in multiple apps. Rahul has also worked on his own applications in Flutter and has a good knowledge of GIT version control, CI/CD. He is a clear and concise writer of development documentation and has good experience with Unit Testing and Instrumentation Testing using Junit on Android. Rahul has won the Spark Award at IBM and many others, and he keeps himself updated with the continuously changing technology specifically, mobile app development. He has also integrated Push Notification, Analytics, Crashytics, Contentful, and has a good experience with Unit Testing and Instrumentation Testing using Junit on Android. Rahul has worked with many international brands for his employers, including IBM, where he worked as a Senior System Analyst (Android). He designed and built applications for the Android platform, collaborated with cross-functional teams to develop new features, worked with outside data sources and APIs, and unit-tested code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability. He also worked on bug fixing and improving application performance and continuously discovered, evaluated, and implemented new technologies to maximize development efficiency. Rahul has also worked as an Android Developer at Saaranga Infotech LLP, where he managed other teams in the office, worked as an Office Admin to keep an account of all expenses, built applications for the Android platform, wrote unit test cases for the code, and worked with the Web-development and Design teams to get the features implemented for Android. Rahul holds a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Computer Science from Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University and a Diploma in Web Technology from C-DAC. His tech stack includes Android, test, Spark, CI/CD, Mobile, and Web.