Rachana Srivastava, MS, MBA

Rachana Srivastava has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Rachana'smost recent position is as a Software Engineer IV at Ayla Networks, where they focus on solving machine learning problems in a scalable and distributed manner. Prior to that, they worked at Hewlett Packard Enterprise as an Analytics Platform Software Engineer, responsible for building and maintaining AI-based ETL and analytics pipelines for network security.

Before joining Ayla Networks and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Rachana was a Principal Software Engineer at Thomson Reuters, where they developed a machine learning-based real-time phish detection system and designed feature and rule engines to enhance precision and recall rates. Rachana also worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Acxiom, leading the development of a real-time pixel processing solution for digital marketing and integrating geo location capabilities.

Rachana's earlier experiences include roles at Hewlett-Packard as a Backend Engineer, focusing on custom projects and marketing emails, and at International Business Machines (IBM) as a Staff Software Engineer and Software Engineer. At IBM, they contributed to the development of SOA-based products for enterprise application integration and process integration and led a team in resolving defects across different products and components.

Rachana's career started at Birlasoft Inc as a Software Engineer, where they worked on an integrated time and attendance system for the National Institute of Health. Rachana also gained international experience at Datamatics Ltd, leading a team in designing and developing a software module for employee details processing in Tokyo, Japan.

Rachana Srivastava holds an MBA in Finance from Santa Clara University, which they obtained between 2007 and 2009. Rachana also has an MS in Statistics and a BS in Mathematics from K U K, although the specific years are not provided. Additionally, Rachana has obtained additional certifications, namely a Deep Learning Certificate (Part 1 and Part 2) from the University of San Francisco, and a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from Project Management Professional institution. The exact dates of when they obtained these certifications are not available.