Infosys
I analyze and improve AWS-based logistics and billing systems for a large enterprise client — focusing on how data moves, where things break, and what needs to change to keep the platform reliable and aligned with business goals.
- Analyze freight invoice ingestion and pub/sub messaging workflows to identify bottlenecks and reliability gaps
- Design and maintain AWS pub/sub and queue processing pipelines end to end, applying proven integration and messaging patterns
- Manage CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure changes with Terraform, following cloud and deployment best practices
- Support operational tooling that gives stakeholders visibility into shipment and billing data
- Monitor platform health in Splunk and align technical improvements with business priorities
Infosys
Over four years at Infosys, I grew from building services to shaping how systems are designed and delivered — working on microservice architectures, AWS cloud deployments, and the integration patterns that keep platforms maintainable at scale. Moved into Senior Tech Analyst in October 2025 to focus on platform analysis and cloud architecture.
- Contributed to microservice system design, REST API contracts, and service integration patterns across distributed systems
- Deployed and maintained applications on AWS with increasing ownership of CI/CD and infrastructure workflows
- Improved existing services for performance, reliability, and long-term maintainability in production environments
- Partnered on operational and stakeholder-facing tooling to support business workflows and system visibility
Revature
Completed an intensive 16-week training program focused on enterprise Java development — the engineering foundation I built on before moving into cloud systems and platform analysis.
- Built REST microservices with Java, Spring Boot, and Angular following test-driven development practices
- Shipped capstone projects with SQL-backed APIs, JUnit test coverage, and AWS deployment exposure
North Carolina Central University
Ran the campus print shop — translating client needs into deliverables, managing projects end to end, and meeting tight deadlines across print and digital work.
Office Depot
Handled customer-facing print projects from business cards to large-format banners, while keeping equipment running and inventory stocked.