Murali S

At Deutsche Bank, I work as a Java Full Stack Developer on an internal Loan Trading & Pricing Platform supporting the bank’s capital markets and lending operations. The platform enables internal users—such as traders, sales teams, and risk/compliance stakeholders—to create loan products, manage pricing, publish offerings, and generate regulatory and performance reports. The system is a modular, enterprise-grade application designed to handle the end-to-end lifecycle of loan products, from configuration and pricing to sales tracking and audit reporting. My work focuses on building and maintaining scalable backend services using Java 17, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, and Spring Data JPA, exposing secure REST APIs consumed by downstream modules and user interfaces. I am also involved in frontend development using Angular, ensuring responsive and user-friendly workflows for internal users. On the data side, I work with databases to support both transactional and high-volume audit data, and I contribute to batch processing and reporting pipelines. The platform is deployed using Docker and OpenShift, with CI/CD pipelines and production support processes in place to ensure reliability, security, and compliance. I collaborate closely with cross-functional teams in an Agile environment, participating in design discussions, code reviews, and production releases.

At USAA, I worked as a Java Full Stack Developer on a customer-facing insurance digital platform supporting policy onboarding, transactions, and account servicing. The platform enabled members to browse insurance products, obtain quotes, complete purchases, and manage existing policies through a secure self-service portal. I contributed to the development of Spring Boot–based microservices handling onboarding workflows, transactions, and integrations with core insurance systems such as underwriting, policy administration, and payment services. On the frontend, I built and enhanced React-based components for product detail views, dynamic checkout flows, and responsive navigation. My responsibilities also included working with event-driven and message-based workflows, implementing security controls using OAuth2 and JWT, and ensuring data integrity across services. The platform followed a cloud-ready microservices architecture, deployed using Docker and Jenkins-based CI/CD pipelines. I collaborated closely with backend, frontend, QA, and DevOps teams in an Agile environment to deliver scalable, secure, and reliable customer experiences.

As a Java Full Stack Developer at Edward D. Jones & Co., I was involved in the end-to-end development of enterprise-level financial services applications. I translated complex business requirements into scalable, multi-tier J2EE applications using Spring MVC, Hibernate, and DAO design patterns. I built and integrated SOAP-based web services using Apache Axis2, handled database interactions with Oracle (via JDBC and Hibernate), and created dynamic, responsive frontends with JSP, SCSS, and CSS3. I also authored SQL queries and stored procedures to support evolving data requirements, and deployed applications across various environments using WebSphere and JBoss. I worked in an Agile/Scrum environment, participating in sprint planning, demos, and feedback sessions every three weeks. I was responsible for writing JUnit test cases, supporting QA testing efforts, performing client/server validations, and managing project code using Git and Bitbucket. My role included creating UML diagrams (use case, class, sequence, activity) for architectural clarity, configuring tools like Eclipse and ANT, and supporting production documentation. I also helped manage cloud-based solutions and implemented IaaS infrastructure, ensuring secure handoff and deployment. My work contributed directly to improved application performance and user satisfaction for over 7 million investment clients.