Devaki Kulkarni

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About Devaki Kulkarni

Developer with 15 years’ experience in software development in Java and C# Hands on experience designing, developing and maintaining a product through multiple life cycles Designed and implemented Java microservices running in AWS for RBAC and Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) rulesBlackBerry Jan 2011 - PresentPrincipal Software Development Engineer Ruleset microservice in AWSWorking on a new Ruleset microservice which stores and manages EDR rules, based on the MITRE framework, for the EDR Optics product• Designed the Ruleset service in Java, running in AWS• Designed the database schema used for storing rules and rulesets Role Based Access Control (RBAC) Microservice in AWSRBAC service is part of the Unified Endpoint Security (UES) solution which protects device and apps, by offering cyber threat identification and remediation. RBAC is responsible for UES role definitions and instances management and acts as a system of record for user-role association.• Co-designed and implemented the platform level RBAC microservice for managing roles across various microservices• Collaborated on the design of the database schema and implemented database schema using Flyway• Being the SME for RBAC service, provided guidance to various cross-functional teams which needed to implement access control and authentication/authorization for their rest API BlackBerry IdP SSO login for existing Cylance Protect productWorked on a seamless SSO login experience for the Cylance Protect console with BlackBerry Enterprise Identity (Eid), and UES services.• Lead developer for both the backend and frontend, implemented in Node.js and C#/JavaScript Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) ProductBlackBerry UEM is a multiplatform EMM solution that provides comprehensive device, app, and content management, with integrated security and connectivity.• Tech lead for integrating UEM with BlackBerry’s in-house Identity Provider, BlackBerry Enterprise Identity (Eid). Gained in-depth knowledge of OAuth2, JWT, SCIM and became an SME for IdP BlackBerry Communication Proxy (BCP)BCP is a system utilized by UES and UEM to enable applications on mobile devices and infrastructure services, to create secure connections with UEM/UES through a single outbound port, using TCP connections.• Implemented support for multiple connections to BCP from the UEM adapter• Implemented sending of badge notifications to the UEM client on iOS devicesVisa StatusU.S. citizen