Aditya Satyavada

Aditya Satyavada has worked in various roles and companies throughout their career. In 2013, they started as a College Intern at RSA, where they automated test cases for the DLP product. Aditya built a robust testing framework and a tool to run automated test cases. Aditya'swork was recognized, and they were offered a job in the same team.

From 2013 to 2015, Aditya worked as an Associate Software Engineer at Dell EMC in the Information Intelligence Group. Aditya implemented features and patches in the Capital Projects Solution and handled customer escalations efficiently. Aditya also worked with technologies like Java, Maven, ANT, JavaScript, and Shell scripts.

In 2015, Aditya was promoted to the role of Software Engineer at Dell EMC. In addition to their CP tasks, they became the sole contributor for the CP Connector Project, integrating two different products. Aditya built a REST client and implemented features for subsequent releases. Aditya also maintained the existing codebase and addressed customer needs by creating install and upgrade scripts and standalone accelerators.

In 2017, Aditya was promoted again to become a Senior Software Engineer at Dell EMC. Aditya created a generic Spring-based framework to integrate Opentext Brava! with any Java-based application. Aditya used this framework to integrate Opentext Brava! with Capital Projects and also worked on integrating Swagger into the REST framework. Aditya demonstrated their ability to adapt to new technologies and take on challenging tasks.

Finally, in 2018, Aditya joined Skit, previously known as Vernacular.ai, as a Software Engineer and one of the first engineers in the company. Aditya played a crucial role in building the services that power the Voicebot. Despite having no prior experience with the company's tech stack, they quickly developed the necessary skills on the job. Throughout their tenure at Skit, Aditya wore multiple hats as the company's needs evolved.

Aditya Satyavada completed their primary education at Loyola School, Jamshedpur from 2000 to 2009. During this period, they pursued the ISC (Indian School Certificate) degree with a focus on Pure Science. Following their time at Loyola School, Aditya went on to attend Manipal Institute of Technology from 2009 to 2013. There, they obtained their Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree, with a specialization in Computer Science.