Lahari P
Sr Fullstack Java Developer @BNY
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Sr Fullstack Java Developer @BNY
NY, US
At BNY Mellon, I’m currently working on building and modernizing enterprise-scale banking systems using cloud-native microservices architecture.I led the migration of legacy monolithic applications into Reactive Microservices using Java 21, Spring Boot 3.x, and Spring WebFlux, enabling high-throughput, event-driven processing. Designed scalable and secure REST APIs, addressing non-functional requirements such as security, resilience, scalability, and performance.Architected event-driven systems using Apache Kafka and Azure Event Hubs, implementing partitioning strategies, schema management, and exactly-once processing semantics for reliable distributed workflows.On the frontend, developed enterprise-grade dashboards using Angular 17 and TypeScript, supporting real-time financial transaction visibility.Deployed containerized microservices on Kubernetes (EKS & OpenShift) with CI/CD automation using Jenkins, ensuring high availability and seamless releases across environments.Additionally, integrated AI-powered backend services leveraging Python and enterprise LLM frameworks to enable intelligent automation within banking workflows.Tech Stack: Java 21, Spring Boot, WebFlux, Kafka, Angular, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, Jenkins.
ABOUT LAHARI P
Senior Full Stack Developer possessing over 9 years of expertise in backend engineering using Java and creating cloud-native microservices in the financial sector. Demonstrated proficiency in Spring Boot, Kafka, AWS, and distributed systems. Recently ventured into Generative AI by developing backend services powered by Python, crafting frameworks for prompt engineering, and applying Agentic AI-driven orchestration to facilitate smart automation in secure enterprise applications.
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