Subba Reddy Ganjikunta, also known as Subbu, has extensive work experience in various roles and industries.
Starting in 2004, Subbu worked as a Programmer at Optrom IT Consulting for a year and a half. Subba Reddy then moved on to Safal Solutions, where they served as a Senior Programmer for two years.
In 2008, Subbu joined Infosys Public Services as a Technology Leader for Sears, focusing on websphere commerce projects for Sears Holding Corporation. During their three-year tenure, they contributed to projects such as the Market Place.
Subbu joined The Home Depot in 2011 as a Websphere Commerce Consultant and then transitioned to Avnet Technology Solutions in 2012, working as a Senior Consultant in Websphere Commerce.
From 2013 to 2019, Subbu worked at Belk, starting as a Senior System Analyst and later becoming an Application Architect. Their role involved utilizing their functional and technical knowledge in retail enterprise systems such as RMS, PIM, Demandware, Salsify, and more. Subbu was also in charge of leading a team in the technical front for API services of the eCommerce system.
In 2019, Subbu joined Medline Industries as a Solutions Architect and Consultant, providing end-to-end solutions for decoupling monolithic applications of the B2B Ecommerce Application.
Currently, Subbu is employed by CirrusLabs as a Cloud Architect and Senior Consultant. Their responsibilities include Cloud Architecture, migrating J2EE/Angular/Node JS applications to EKS with Dockers.
Overall, Subba Reddy Ganjikunta has gained extensive experience in software development, systems analysis, and architectural roles throughout their career, working with various technologies and in different industries.
Subba Reddy Ganjikunta, commonly known as Subbu, earned their Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Computer Science from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University from 2000 to 2004. In February 2013, they obtained a certification in Websphere Commerce 7 from the renowned institution IBM.
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