Software Engineer with 4 years of experience specializing in backend development and test automation architecture for Ford's automotive platforms. Developed 6+ production tools using Python, FastAPI, Django, and PySide that reduced manual testing efforts by 60% across 15+ engineering teams. Expert in building AI-powered applications, REST APIs, and scalable automation frameworks. Recognized with 19 performance awards for technical innovation and engineering excellence.
I'm a Software Engineer with 4 years of experience specializing in backend development and test automation architecture for Ford's automotive platforms. Recently promoted to Senior Automation Engineer in December 2025, I've been driving engineering excellence since joining Wipro Technologies in October 2021.
My expertise spans across backend development using FastAPI, Django, and REST APIs, along with building production-grade automation frameworks using Python, Selenium, and Appium. I've developed 6+ production tools that serve 15+ engineering teams, reducing manual testing efforts by 60% and improving test coverage by 35%.
I'm passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technologies including AI/ML (RAG, Mistral AI, Vector Embeddings), real-time WebSocket systems, and desktop applications using PySide2/PySide6. My work in the automotive domain includes extensive experience with Android Automotive OS, QNX, CAN Protocol, AUTOSAR, and ECU Testing.
Beyond technical contributions, I've led cross-functional teams of 16-20 engineers, mentored 6 junior developers, and authored 1000+ automated test scripts. My impact has been recognized through 19 performance awards and two consecutive 5/5 Outstanding Performance Ratings for exceptional contributions to automation and backend tool development.
Currently completing my M.Tech in Software Systems from BITS Pilani through the Work Integrated Learning Program while continuing to drive innovation in Agile environments.
Promoted to Senior Engineer for exceptional contributions to automation architecture and backend tool development.
Automation Framework Engineering:
Backend & Full-Stack Tool Development:
Technical Leadership & Collaboration:
Recognition:
19 Performance Awards received during 2021-2025 for exceptional contributions in automation, backend development, and technical leadership.
Two consecutive 5/5 Outstanding Performance Ratings
A PySide6 desktop tool that parses Android XML layouts to automatically generate 300-500 UI properties and unit tests across 15-20 modules, increasing UI automation efficiency by 40% and accelerating automation bootstrapping across teams.
A PySide2 desktop application that automates backward traceability by linking 6,000+ test cases to Jira requirements across 12 modules, eliminating 100% of manual Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) effort and ensuring complete audit coverage.
A Python migration utility that transferred 4,000-5,000 test cases between TestRail server instances, resolving server configuration incompatibilities during project transitions and facilitating seamless migrations.
A productivity tool that reduces administrative overhead by enabling the bulk creation of test runs, plans, and milestones across multiple TestRail projects, streamlining the test management process and saving QA teams 1-2 hours daily.
A Django web application with REST API and PostgreSQL backend that aggregates 8,000+ test runs (bypassing TestRail's 100-run limit), enabling real-time quality dashboards and advanced analytics for stakeholder decision-making.
Get a comprehensive overview of my professional experience, technical skills, education, and achievements. My resume includes detailed information about my automation engineering expertise, backend development skills, project contributions, and career progression since 2021.
The resume covers:
*Imagine a beautiful contact form here*
*With smooth animations and real-time validation*
*Maybe even a fancy captcha*
*Progressive enhancement, accessibility compliant*
*The works.*
Well, I CAN build it. But here's the thing:
I'll finally have the budget to add:
🤝 Until then, let's keep it simple like it's 1999: