Sonam Khurana

+1 617 653 6030 sonam.khurana04@gmail.com

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Application Lead with 7+ years of experience in software industry within Securities and Market

Capital Business unit of BFSI domain. Outstanding Java Developer and talented Software

Engineer with proven expertise in object-oriented analysis and design and exceptional record

overseeing all facets of Software Development Life Cycle, from analysis and design to

implementation, maintenance and support. Diverse experience utilizing Java tools in business,

Web, and client-server environments including Java Platform, JavaServer Pages (JSP), Java

Servlets and Java database Connectivity (JDBC) technologies.

TECHNICAL EXPERTISE

  · Languages: Java, JavaScript, JSP, SQL, HTML, Sencha EXT JS 4

  · Frameworks: MVC, Apache Struts

  · API’s: Servlets, HSQLDB

  · Software: Eclipse, RAD, Toad, QMF, Sencha Architect, PCOMM, WinSCP, SVN, Microsoft

Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), putty, Harvest, Fiddler, Visual SourceSafe, Hudson

  · Databases: IBM DB2, Oracle

  · OS: Windows (Windows NT/2000/XP Professional), UNIX

  · Servers: WebSphere, Tomcat, Apache HTTP Server

  · Test Management Tools: JIRA

CERTIFICATIONS

  · SUN Certified Java Programmer

  · SUN Certified Web Component Developer

PROJECT PROFILE

Application Support Analyst, Wipro Technologies, Quincy, MA, 01/2014 – present

CLIENT: State Street Corporation

PROJECT NAME: Continuous Net Asset Value

  · Duration: 01/2014 – present

  · Project Description: CNAV1 is a cloud application that calculates, validates, and

creates critical pass/fail alerts based on business rules. The alerts are consumed by

MyNav and MyView process monitoring and are acted upon within the "All Alerts" view in

the Ehorizon UI. There is also a dissemination module that packages and transmi ts

approve d Ehorizon trial data to NAV Distribution Services (NDS).

NAV Calculation – One Trusted Source Initially multiple sources of data were available

to reconcile calculations which take up business time and resources. CNAV has provided

a solution with one trusted source, eHorizon Trail data, which will be used to perform

impact calculations and populate the fields. Business was using NAV Alert export sheets

with unused fields for NAV data. Under CNAV, only 63 important fields will be replicated

in eHorizon Trail database.

NAV Disseminate NAV distribution service (NDS) will eventually disseminate CNAV data

without performing additional validation and calculations to all clients and third parties.

  · Team Size: 9

  · Role: L2 Application Support

  · Environment: Oracle, Cloud, Tomcat, Java

  · Domain: Securities Market – Corporate Actions and Instructions Processing (Cash Dep/With,

Transfer, Capital Calls etc.)

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  · Responsibility:

o L2 application support for validation and dissemination of NAV.

o Co-ordinate with various dependent applications, interfaces and their product

owners to provide technical resolutions.

o Work with technical team and SMEs for application transition by conducting KAP

sessions and participating in shadow support.

o Perform root cause analysis and speak through the solutions to clients and plan

for resolution.

o Provide support by monitoring the application logs, MQs, feeds and database.

o Resolve the tickets on priority and keep them updated in tracking systems.

o Support application releases and change management.

o Play a role of Onsite coordinator and conduct technical meetings with offshore

team.

Senior Application Analyst, Wipro Technologies, Pittsburgh, 03/2009 – 12/2013

CLIENT: Bank of New York Mellon

PROJECT NAME: Real Time Custody

  · Duration: 03/2009 – 12/2013

  · Project Description: Workbench Real Time Custody Inquiry is online service that allows

institutional customers to view the status on trades, positions, and securities processed.

Real Time Custody consists of four major modules –

Real Time Custody Inquiry to view up-to-the-second traded and settled positions. Drill

into the detailed status of trades or into security reference information. Request holders

across all accounts, or access up-to-the-minute pending and failing trade lists in a

personally customized format. All data is cross-referenced to personally preferred

security identifier (e.g., Cusip, ISIN, SEDOL, etc.).

Corporate Actions The primary goal of this project is to automate an event‟s

announcement, notification, response and instructions steps within the existing corporate

actions process.

Instruction Processing allows users to initiate buy/sell of securities, cash

deposit/withdrawal, capital call and repo transactions on custody management system.

Instruction Upload allows user to upload trades instructions/transactions in custody

management system in real time.

  · Team Size: 11

  · Role: Senior Java Developer

  · Environment: Java, Servlets, JSP, JS, Struts, Websphere, Oracle, Unix

  · Responsibility:

o Oversee all stages of design, development, and deployment/infrastructure setup of

new Java-based modules.

o Working directly with business stake holders, management and third parties to

ensure that Web-site‟s financial transactions and database management

applications operate at peak efficiency.

o Provided L2/L3 support and worked closely with stake holders to address critical

heat tickets

o Managed heat tickets and resolved/released them on priority along with

scheduled prod roll outs.

o Monitored corporate action flows and settlement of real time instructions.

o Created monitoring screens to address issues proactively.

o Played key role in enhancing client‟s Web instruction processing system by

providing new interfaces to place capital calls, tri party repurchases and debittransaction

system.

o Worked directly with White Hat Security and Verizon business Security solutions

for Vulnerability assessment and provided fixes to them.

o Assisted in designing, building and maintaining database to analyze life cycle of

multiple cash deposit and withdrawal transactions.

o Played a role of Onsite coordinator.

Lead Java Developer, Wipro Technologies, Pittsburgh, 04/2012 – 12/2013

CLIENT: Bank of New York Mellon

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PROJECT NAME: Quick Query Management – Trade and Position Inquiry

  · Duration: 04/2012 – 12/2013

  · Project Description: The objective of this project was to create an application using

Sencha with an intuitive interface that offered flexibility to the users to query on their

trades and positions and customize their outputs. It also provided them a self-service

facility to raise queries on the results that they see under these inquiry screens.

As part of this project, Position Inquiry and Transaction Inquiry were created as online

tools that allow the user to inquire on the status of trades, positions and securities

processed for their BNY Global – GSP accounts and view real-time traded and settled

positions.

Position Inquiry allows the user to query on their holdings by account, by asset type, by

position status, by location, or to query for a specific security, in order to create a position

summary report.

Transaction Inquiry allows the user to query on their transactions by account, by date

type, asset type, location, transaction type, transaction status, or to search for a particular

security, currency or reference number, in order to create a transaction summary report.

The tool allows users to drill into the detailed status of trades or into security reference

information.

  · Team Size: 14

  · Role: Technical Lead

  · Environment: Java, Servlets, Websphere, HSQLDB, Oracle, Sencha ExtJS 4, Linux

  · Responsibility:

o Contributed as Technical Lead, designed all components of new application from

scratch.

o Managed teams of fourteen coworkers, ensuring projects were completed on

time and within budget.

o Conducted meetings with business stakeholders to understand the requirement

and finalizing the intuitive User Interface.

o Co-ordinated with UI team to design the middleware for user requests.

o Responsible for setting the completely new infrastructure in Linux with Siteminder

policies .

o Supported deployments and production turn over.

o Playing a role of Onsite coordinator and conducting technical meetings with

offshore team.

Senior Java Developer, Wipro Technologies, Pittsburgh, 06/2011 – 06/2012

CLIENT: Bank of New York Mellon

PROJECT NAME: Workbench Mobile

  · Duration: 06/2011 – 06/2012

  · Project Description: An interface to access cash and security custody transactions via

Mobile / ipad. A dedicated Instructions screen was constructed for authorization of

pending Cash transactions.

  · Team Size: 10

  · Role: Senior Java Developer

  · Environment: Java, Websphere, Oracle, Linux

  · Responsibility:

o Interacted with clients for requirement gathering.

o Designed the flow of accessing web application via ipad.

o Developed Java services and exposed for Sencha UI calls.

o Co-ordinated with external UI team and offshore for development progress.

o Setup the infrastructure of Java services.

o Was responsible for all deployments and Production turn over.

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Application Analyst, Wipro Technologies, Bangalore, 02/2007 – 02/2009

CLIENT: Lehman Brothers/Barclay Capital

PROJECT NAME: Autosys Self Service Portal

  · Duration: 02/2007 – 02/2009

  · Project Description: Autosys Self Service Portal was built on MVC architecture,

facilitates to make modifications to the Autosys jobs in Lehman Brothers by job owners.

This system was also interacted with REMEDY and CVS for compliance requirements.

  · Team Size: 8

  · Role: Java Developer

  · Environment: Java, Struts, JS, Autosys, Sybase, Perl, Linux, Weblogic

  · Responsibility:

o Implemented enhancements to improve the life cycle of Autosys jobs.

o Was responsible of deployments in Weblogic and production turn over.

o Interacted with clients for requirement gathering.

Application Analyst, Wipro Technologies, Bangalore, 10/2006 – 01/2007

CLIENT: Lehman Brothers

PROJECT NAME: Server Group Manager Application

  · Duration: 10/2006 – 01/2007

  · Project Description: Server group Manager Application is customization of business

Object stool, which provides the facility to assign/update the server groups to the reports

in single shot that will be used to process scheduled report objects. Server Groups

provide a way of organizing Business Objects Enterprise servers to make them easier to

manage. Server Groups are powerful way of customizing Business Objects Enterprise to

optimize system for users in different locations, or of objects of different types. In order to

do so BO APIs were used.

  · Team Size: 2

  · Role: Java Developer

  · Environment: Java, Struts, BO Admin Tools

  · Responsibility:

o Interacted with clients for requirement gathering.

o Was responsible for implementing the interface for creating webi reports, Crystal

Enterprise XML API and to assign server groups to any report.

OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS:

  · Received „Feather in My Cap‟ award from Wipro for handling Real Time Custody

application with great responsibility.

  · Received „Feather in My Cap‟ award from Wipro for my commitment to deliver highly

visible project Quick Query Management for The Bank Of New York Mellon client.

  · Awarded appreciation “Feather in My Cap” Award for doing good work in the “Autosys

Self Service Portal” project for Lehman Brothers Client.

  · Awarded appreciation “Thanks A Zillion” Award for helping other team in their

deliverables.

ACADEMICS

Educational Qualifications:

Oct 2006 – Nov 2010

April 2003 - March 2006

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M.S. (Software Engineering)

University: Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (India)

Grade: 9.67 out of 10

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

University: Guru Nanak Dev University, Jalandhar(India)

April 2013 - March 2003

Percentage: 77.625 %

10+2 (Non-Medical)

College: Hans Raj Mahila Mahavidhyalaya, Jalandhar City.(India)

Board: Punjab Board

Percentage: 73.3%

April 2000 - March 2001

10th

School: Dayanand Model School, Jalandhar City (India)

Board: C.B.S.E.

Percentage: 64.14 %

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I solicit that the above furnished information is true to best of my knowledge and belief.

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