State of Georgia
Ravi Vaddamanu has a strong background in software development, with experience in various industries. RAVI started their career at Polaris Software Lab in 2006, where they worked as an Associate, responsible for application development and ensuring smooth flow of overnight batches in the foreign exchange market. RAVI then joined Citi in 2008 as a Murex 3.1 Production Support and Developer, where they primarily used the Murex platform for trading, risk analysis, and portfolio management in the fixed income derivatives market. In 2010, Ravi joined HP as a Senior Java Developer, working on the HPSC environment, a portal-based architecture that employed web services. RAVI then moved to Britt Paulk Insurance and Wells Fargo in 2012, where they worked as a Senior Java Developer on online policy underwriting and quoting systems for various lines of businesses. In 2012, Ravi joined Bid Ready as a Senior Java Developer and, a year later, they joined the State of Georgia as a Senior Full Stack Java Developer/Maintenance Lead. At the State of Georgia, Ravi worked on projects including SHINES, a web-based child welfare information system, and the Customer Online Services, Child Support Services project for the Georgia Department of Human Services.
Ravi Vaddamanu earned a Masters degree in Computer Applications (MCA) from Osmania University.
State of Georgia
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Settled in 1733 by James Oglethorpe, Georgia was the 13th colony formed. Since then, Georgia has grown and become one of the top places to do business in the country. Some highlights in Georgia business include: • Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, home to Delta Air Lines • CNN • Home Depot • Coca-Cola Georgia’s capital, Atlanta, was the home of civil rights activist Martin Luther King, Jr. and hosted the 1996 Summer Olympics. With about 200,000 teachers and state employees spanning all branches of government, a career with the Georgia government provides a lot of options. Georgia operates about 130 state agencies focusing on health, transportation, education, environment, and more. Photos courtesy the Georgia Department of Economic Development.