Parshuram Nimmala

Java Fullstack Developer @Wells Fargo

NC, US

Developed and maintained Wires (GPOW) application features across Microservices-based architecture, supporting high-volume financial transactions. • Built and integrated REST APIs for wire payment flows, ensuring secure and reliable communication between frontend MFEs and backend services. • Worked on Micro Frontends (MFEs) using React, enabling modular, scalable UI architecture across payment workflows. • Collaborated with backend teams to design and consume microservices, improving system flexibility and reducing deployment dependencies. • Performed OCP (OpenShift Container Platform) migration, containerizing applications and supporting cloud-native deployment strategies. • Utilized Splunk for log monitoring, debugging production issues, and analyzing transaction failures in real-time. • Automated deployment and testing pipelines using Harness, improving CI/CD efficiency and reducing manual intervention. • Implemented automation scripts/tools to streamline repetitive processes, enhancing developer productivity and release cycles. • Debugged and resolved critical issues in wire payment processing, ensuring accuracy and compliance with financial systems. • Enhanced application performance and reliability by optimizing API calls and reducing latency in microservice communication. • Collaborate with front-end developers to integrate API endpoints with user interfaces• Ensure application performance, availability, and reliability by monitoring and optimizing server-side code• Manage codebase using Git and implement continuous integration and delivery using Jenkins• Experience in developing Microservices using Spring Boot.• Developed and executed API strategies in collaboration with the architecture team to support business goals and enhance digital capabilities.• Designed and implemented RESTful APIs adhering to industry standards, ensuring security, scalability, and high performance.

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University

Bachelor's degree, Computer Science