Ramya Elineni

In my role as Lead Technologist at Booz Allen Hamilton, I led 15+ concurrent data engineering and analytics initiatives, advising on architectural strategy for over 10 cloud modernization projects with a focus on scalable data pipelines, ingestion, storage, and access. Designed integration architectures for legacy and external systems, developed a prioritization model for platform maturation, and shaped cloud solutions including Starburst integration. Oversaw end-to-end delivery across cross-functional teams, managed multiple Scrum teams, and resolved technical roadblocks in collaboration with federal stakeholders. Regularly briefed leadership on progress and risks, while mentoring teams, enhancing delivery, and aligning solutions with strategic business goals.

In my role as a Sr Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, I developed microservices (using Node.js) to update PDFs based on user input for various forms on the U.S. Foreign Labour Application System. I collaborated with the team to resolve issues during the initial phase of development and received recognition for the quick turnaround of UI/UX forms and features built with React.js.

In my role as a Software Developer at MicroAutomation in Centreville, VA, I specialized in designing and developing IVR systems for healthcare clients. I ensured high system availability by creating reusable VoiceXML application templates and integrating IVR applications with CTI systems for mass notification contact center solutions.

As a Technology Analyst at Infosys, I spearheaded the design and development of the iStore web application, utilizing jQuery for UI development and Spring/Hibernate for backend operations. I successfully deployed the application for testing and provided support for development servers across different locations. My efforts contributed to the efficient management of supplies inventory and enhanced user experience.

As a Software Developer at MicroAutomation, I designed, developed, and maintained Interactive Voice Response systems for various clients. My responsibilities included managing and supporting Voice response systems and servers at different locations, utilizing technologies such as VoiceXML, JSP, Java, and J2EE.

In my role as a Software Engineer at MindTree Ltd., I focused on deploying specific Real-Time Linux (DRTL) to make Linux a hard real-time OS suitable for large-scale systems. I presented the project at LINUXCON 2009, showcasing its potential for real-time applications.

In my role as a GIS Engineer at Infotech IT, I led a team in data cleanup of telecom features for AT&T, ensuring quality control and on-time delivery of wire center. I analyzed processes to improve productivity and efficiency, updating the team with current client specifications.