Chetan Phirke

Chetan Phirke has a diverse work experience in the software engineering field. Chetan started their career as a Software Engineer at Wipro Infotech, where they worked on telecom mediation OSS/BSS systems. Chetan was responsible for operating and maintaining the Mediation Application for Aircel telecom and analyzing operational problems to find solutions.

Chetan then moved on to Reliance Communications, where they worked on intelligent networks and developed applications using SS7 and SIP protocols in C and C++. Chetan gained experience in developing high-performance multithreaded applications and implemented SIP protocol using open source libraries.

Afterwards, Chetan joined Avaya R&D as a Senior Software Engineer, focusing on enterprise security products. Chetan had a good understanding and implementation experience of protocols such as SIP, SRTP, and BFCP. Chetan also worked on the design and implementation of Radvision products interoperating with Avaya's Session Border Controller.

Chetan then became a Senior Software Engineer at enepath, where they worked on backend application development for the company's voice trading communication system. Chetan implemented high availability architecture and the Voice Activated Recording feature.

Their next role was at HOOQ as a Full Stack Developer, where they worked on the development and maintenance of core backend services. Chetan handled tasks related to signup, authentication, authorization, and video playback using technologies like Node.js, Golang, and AWS. Chetan also worked on integrating the HOOQ video application with Brightcove video and focused on performance improvement for high-traffic applications.

Currently, Chetan is working as a Core Engineer at Zilliqa. Further details about their role and responsibilities in this position have not been provided in the provided information.

Chetan Phirke completed a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the Oriental Institute of Science & Technology. Chetan attended the institute from 2006 to 2010.