Rajeev Rattehalli

Rajeev Rattehalli has a diverse work experience spanning multiple companies. Rajeev is currently working as a Software Architect at Covera Health, specializing in DevOps, AI commercialization, and cloud technology. Prior to that, they worked at IBM for several years, holding various roles such as Architect and Software Architect. In these positions, they led multiple DevOps groups, transitioned software to IBM's OpenShift multi-cloud hybrid strategy, and designed and led teams to build a common application framework for running natural language processing and imaging algorithms in the cloud. Before joining IBM, Rajeev worked at Merge Healthcare, an IBM Company, where they served as a Senior Software Developer in the R&D Imaging department. During their time there, they designed and implemented an automatic assignment engine and automated systems for workload management in radiology. Rajeev was also involved in load testing and performance optimization. Prior to that, Rajeev worked at Fullnett Technologies as a consultant, where they designed and implemented mobile backend REST frameworks and developed front-end applications for various conferences and medical applications. Earlier in their career, they worked at IBM as a Staff Software Developer and Software Developer, where they managed performance plans for DB2 features, delivered performance analysis, and developed automated build systems and test environments. Rajeev's earliest work experience was at Wind River Systems, where they were a Senior Software Developer focused on porting the Java Virtual Machine to different platforms. Throughout their career, Rajeev has demonstrated expertise in software architecture, DevOps, cloud technology, and performance optimization.

Rajeev Rattehalli's education history includes attending the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) from 1996 to 1998, where they studied Computer Technology. Rajeev later enrolled at the University of Calgary in 1999 and completed a program in Object Oriented Software Technology for one year.