Ananda-Gopal Pardue

About Ananda-Gopal Pardue

What I love more than anything about software development is that nobody can say they have seen it all. There is always a new challenge on the road ahead, because software is a conversation medium and software development is the paradigm of creating workable communication. As a senior software engineer, I relish coding the future of how humans interact through technology. I am enlivened by personally contributing to and collaborating for the transformation of workable software into extraordinary communication. As software technology accelerates the evolution of consciousness and human capability, it is a challenge to maintain the relevance of software. While being able to leverage new technologies and methodologies helps product development rapidly adapt to changing value contexts, skilled software engineering facilitates the continuous influx of diverse viewpoints throughout the product life cycle. My passion is to make software that helps people value and keep more of their most precious resource: Time. This applies to both the user community and the product development team. Every person\'s time is valuable. It is through collective achievement that we are able to tangibly experience equality in diversity. For me, software development is the most enrolling and empowering opportunity to unify human creativity. I am excited to discuss how I can help you achieve your goals, and how my skills and values align with your company\'s culture, product roadmap and technological vision- Note: Some of you may know me as Enoc Pardue. These days I go by Ananda Gopal Pardue.

Experience

1. Engineer - Tas Tech Team, Cary - AVP

   Deutsche Bank

   Jun 2020 — Present · Cary, NC, US

   Since November 2022, I have been working on backend Java microservices interspersed with some light React front-end UI work including TypeScript and of course JavaScript. Cultural Contributions include- Co-chair of the Neurodiversity Hub - Mentor for new grads - Working group member for Employee Recognition and Appreciation - Established the Cary Tech Center Chess Club and organized a local chess tournament at the office.NET Software Engineer at the Assistant Vice President level, specializing in microservices using Microsoft.NET Core, Kafka, OpenShift and related technologies, working in the Technology department of the Trust & Agency Services division of the Corporate Bank, focused on the Deal & Client Management System / KYC.

Education

• Florida State University

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Computer Science

  1992 — 1995

• Landmark

  Landmark Forum, Advanced Course & Seminar Series, Personal Development and Leadership

  2017 — 2019