Neerja Anand

Neerja Anand has over 20 years of experience in software development and technical support. Neerja began their career as a Software Developer Consultant at Republic National Bank in 1997, where they implemented transformation techniques to achieve normalized data. Neerja then worked as a Software Developer Consultant at Prudential Insurance, where they assisted in data transformation processes. Neerja also worked as a Software Engineer at Mirronex, where they developed object-oriented applications in a multi-tier architectural environment.

Neerja later joined SysNET Consulting as a Software Developer, streamlining and automating the company's internal processes and systems. Neerja then worked at Goldman Sachs as a Software Developer Consultant, participating in project lifecycles and primarily focusing on client-side development.

After that, they joined VW Credit, Inc. as a Software Developer Specialist, working on the Finance Source project in .NET 2. Neerja then moved on to The Knot, where they served as a Senior Software Developer, enhancing the company website and leading the development team for national advertising campaigns.

Neerja then joined Kynex Inc. as a Software Technologist, building and supporting technical products to streamline financial business tools for clients. Neerja worked on projects such as an Infragistics-based grid that connected to the Bloomberg service, and a Silverlight grid control to replace Java applets.

Neerja'smost recent experience is with The Shubert Organization as a Software Developer since 2015. Overall, Neerja has a diverse background in software development, with a focus on enhancing user experiences and streamlining processes for clients.

Neerja Anand's education history includes a Post Graduate Course in Computer Applications at CMC Ltd. from 1995 to 1996. Prior to that, they pursued a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree with a focus on Accounting at Delhi University from 1992 to 1995. Additionally, Neerja attended Springdales School from 1978 to 1992, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned for this period.