Sagar Malgannavar

Background

About Sagar Malgannavar

I am a dedicated Software Engineer with a strong foundation in computer science, holding a B.E. in Computer Science from SDM College of Engineering and Technology. My journey began with a diploma in Computer Science from KHK Institute of Engineering and Technology, and since then, I've been committed to mastering the art of software development.With over two years of hands-on experience in the industry, I specialize in backend development, particularly using Java and Spring Boot. My current role at Recro as a Software Engineer II has allowed me to further hone my skills in building robust, scalable backend solutions. I’ve been instrumental in developing multiple migration REST APIs, ensuring data accuracy, and collaborating closely with cross-functional teams to resolve critical production issues. My contributions have directly improved the user experience and operational efficiency.Previously, at Netcracker Technology, I was a key player in the Customer Billing Management team for the O2 UK project. My role involved developing REST APIs, creating microservices from scratch, and resolving high-priority defects under tight deadlines. This role not only enhanced my technical skills but also helped me grow quickly within the company, earning a promotion from Junior Software Engineer to Software Engineer in less than a year.Beyond my professional experience, I am passionate about solving complex problems, as evidenced by my success in solving over 100 problems on LeetCode. I have a keen interest in new technologies, which led me to complete a course in Machine Learning from Coursera. I also enjoy contributing to academic research, having published a manuscript in the proceedings of the 5th ICRDEPM-2021.My technical toolkit includes expertise in Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL, MongoDB, and tools like Jenkins, GitLab, and JIRA. I am also proficient in developing and testing software in highly demanding environments, ensuring 100% code coverage with JUnit test cases.When I’m not coding, I’m likely volunteering for social causes, engaging in Indian politics, or playing cricket. I’m always eager to learn, grow, and take on new challenges in the ever-evolving field of technology.