Rahul Joshi

Rahul Joshi has a diverse work experience in the IT industry, spanning various roles and companies. Rahul is currently working as an App Engineer Lead at OneAmerica since November 2022. Prior to this, Rahul worked at Virtusa as a Senior Technology Architect and Architect. In these roles, they were involved in designing and prototyping an innovative E-commerce and Logistic integration solution, as well as serving as a Pre-Sales consultant for a leading logistics company. Before that, Rahul was an Associate Managing Consultant at IBM Software Labs, where they focused on implementing Sterling commerce solutions to help clients with their omni channel strategy. Rahul also worked at Infosys Technologies, where they held the positions of Senior SCM consultant and SCM Consultant. During their time at Infosys, Rahul gained extensive project management and domain expertise in implementing Sterling OMS, Red Prairie WMS, and Teradata DCM solutions. Rahul has experience working on-site in North America and offshore in India. Rahul started their career at Infosys as a software engineer and later became a Program Analyst. Overall, Rahul has nearly 10 years of rich work experience in the IT industry, demonstrating strong technical skills and a versatile background.

Rahul Joshi attended TNPL School from 1983 to 1998, although no degree or field of study is specified for this period. From 1998 to 2002, they studied Computer Science at Bharathiar University, earning a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) degree. In terms of additional certifications, Rahul obtained various qualifications, including "Software Architecture: Domain-Driven Design" and "DevOps Foundations: Going Cloud Native" from LinkedIn in 2023 and "Exam Prep: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)" from LinkedIn in 2022. In 2022, they also obtained certifications such as "AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate" and "Amazon Web Services Solutions Architect - Associate" from Amazon Web Services (AWS). Rahul has obtained multiple certifications in the field of cloud computing and software architecture, including those related to IBM and mainframe programming in earlier years.