Ravi Lingineni

I began my career by learning out the fundamentals of C# with Windows Phone and UWP development. I was offered an opportunity to work at Xamarin with expertise as a cross-platform mobile developer. I'm skilled in Xamarin.Forms. Furthermore, I have worked for Microsoft as a Site Reliability Engineer. During that time I built backend services with C# to handle Azure Cloud Workers and build out large services such as a data processing pipeline and UI tools.

Most of my projects are built on top of AWS and I am AWS Certified. Familiar with building experiences that can scale and handle high data payloads with AWS. I'm passionate about architecture design. My area of expertise is with a microservices patten utilizing AWS Lambda. I can architect and implement solutions that range from sending out push notifications with SNS to handling basic CRUD operations of tables. I have built a single-click tool that deploys AWS Serverless applications in minutes. [Hackend.xyz] It has surfaced to the top 25 on HN when it was published. AWS Amplify is also a CI/CD pipeline that I use in my appliactions. Familiar with cloud design pricniples. A few projects I build include a a serverless url shortener, PDF searching pipeline with Python and a poor-man's elastic search with AWS Lambda

Well versed in standing up and hosting static websites. I've been exposed to the various web tech over time. I primarily develop utilizing typescript these days. I have experience with Jquery as well. (see scatterstocks.com) I'm currently working on a major project utilizing Mobx, React and Electron. Can help with UX design direction and design as well. I have build admin dashboards for clients such as Taco Bell. I'm familiar with my css frameworks as well - but I mainly use semantic ui to keep it simple. I'm fairly comfortable with flexbox these days - but still learning. Happy to jump in and lend a second set of eyes.

I understand how components fit together. If you are just looking for an idea to understand how things fit together. I worked as a Service Engineer, so I know how to architect solutions. I am able to evaluate solutions for failures and pinpoint where they can be simplified. I have worked with infrastructure that runs locally to larger sets that deal with petabytes of data in the cloud. If you need a point or place to start, I can assist. Here is a project I built: https://github.com/rlingineni/Lambda-Serverless-Search

I work with node.js and Javascript quite often with backend frameworks. I focus more on logic issues and problems. I have a good understanding of my algorithms and data structures so I can help out with understanding problems from perspectives of runtime and performance.

I've always loved tinkering with hardware. I'm no expert, but I have a fair share of knowledge about interfacing with different boards. I have built projects ranging from cloud-based remote garage openers to locally controlled bluetooth LED lights. I know my basics and I can help you construct or deconstrunct any complex problems or project ideas you may have.