Java Full Stack Developer | Spring Boot • REST APIs • Microservices | Hibernate | MySQL | HTML/CSS/JS | Java
Detail-oriented Software Engineer with experience building responsive user interfaces and scalable back-end services using Spring Boot and RESTful APIs.
Arrastur Innovations
1 yr 5 mos · Nagpur
Successfully completed a 6-month intensive web development internship at Arrastur Innovations, gaining hands-on experience with full-stack technologies. Due to consistent high performance and contribution to live projects, I was hired as a Web Developer to continue building and optimizing scalable web platforms. In this role, I apply my technical expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Java-based backend services to deliver functional, high-performance software solutions.
Arrastur Innovations
Jan 2025 – Jul 2025
Developed and maintained responsive web components using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; collaborated with a cross-functional professional team to translate technical requirements into software solutions; optimized frontend performance using modern full-stack practices during a 6-month intensive internship.
Bachelor of Technology, Information Technology
Feb 2021 - May 2025
Higher Secondary, Science
Jun 2019 - May 2021
PERCENTAGE 68%
Secondary School, Science
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PERCENTAGE 65%
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)
2019 – 2021
68%
Secondary School Certificate (SSC)
65%
Engineered a full-stack application integrating the OpenWeatherMap API to provide real-time weather data. Implemented a custom RESTful API for dynamic city-based queries and designed an interactive frontend using the Fetch API.
Engineered a high-performance travel platform interface using a mobile-first strategy. Developed modular, reusable CSS components, optimized layouts, and implemented dynamic UI elements with vanilla JavaScript.
Designed an IoT-based assistive device using ultrasonic sensors and microcontrollers for real-time obstacle detection. Integrated audio feedback to provide navigation cues and reduce collision risks for visually impaired users.