SuchithArella
Eleven years spent designing and delivering enterprise-scale platforms across telecommunications, financial services, and healthcare — Angular and React at the surface, Java, Spring Boot, and Node.js beneath, and cloud-native architecture on AWS holding it all together.
Resilient Systems & Scalable Architectures
A Component Library, Published
Carried Capital Tools, an Angular 19 enterprise application, from the first architectural decision through to production release. Authored a Storybook-driven component library published as a shared package, extended the product to iOS with Ionic, and composed the whole as an independently deployable micro-frontend estate.
The Micro-Frontend Framework
Authored a reusable framework that allowed internal developers to scaffold micro-frontend boilerplate at will, with the latitude to compose parts of an application in any front-end framework. Led the estate through a phased ascent from Angular 11 to Angular 20 while integrating Spring Boot services, Kafka, and GraphQL on AWS AppSync.
Telephony, Rebuilt
Converted inbound call integrations from Cisco Finesse to Amazon Connect, improving the reliability of the customer service platform. Delivered the agent experience as a React and Redux single-page application over Node.js REST services, Spring Boot, and a serverless AWS estate.
A Public-Safety Platform
Built the Uplift Management and Security Operations Control application from the ground up on Spring Boot, JPA, and Angular, and owned it through the full lifecycle into production — beginning on Angular 2 Beta and leading each successive upgrade thereafter.
Sessions, Guarded
Delivered the Local Control application in React and MobX with token-based authorization, route guards, and interceptors throughout — held to a test-driven standard that reached full coverage, and served by Spring Boot REST APIs and Node.js automation on AWS.
Migrating the Legacy
Modernized AT&T NetBond and Storage-as-a-Service, retiring Spring Web Flow in favor of RESTful APIs and JSPs in favor of HTML, with measurable gains in application speed — and designed a bespoke image and audio CAPTCHA service along the way.
Engineering Arsenal
Frontend Mastery
- Angular (2 through 20)
- TypeScript & JavaScript (ES6+)
- React (Redux, MobX, Flux)
- Reactive State (RxJS, NgRx, Signals)
- Component Systems (Storybook, Angular Material, PrimeNG)
- Data Presentation (AG-Grid, Highcharts)
- Styling & Cross-Platform (HTML5, CSS3/SASS, Bootstrap, Ionic)
Backend & Integration
- Java & Spring Boot
- Spring Core, MVC, Batch, AOP & Security
- RESTful Web APIs (Swagger, OpenAPI)
- GraphQL (AWS AppSync)
- Node.js Services
- Message Brokers (Apache Kafka, ActiveMQ)
- Authorization (OAuth 2.0, JWT, LDAP)
- Enterprise Integration (MuleSoft ESB)
Cloud & Orchestration
- Amazon Web Services (EC2, S3, CloudFront, CloudWatch)
- Serverless (Lambda, API Gateway, AppSync)
- Containers (Docker, Kubernetes EKS/ECS)
- Google Cloud Platform (Cloud Run, Vertex AI, Firebase)
- Continuous Delivery (Jenkins, CI/CD Pipelines)
- Contact Center Platforms (Amazon Connect)
Data & Assurance
- JPA & Hibernate ORM
- Oracle Database & PL/SQL
- Relational Stores (MySQL, SQL Server, JDBC)
- NoSQL Stores (DynamoDB, Cassandra)
- Testing (JUnit, Mockito, Jasmine, Karma)
- Source Control (Git, SVN)
Professional Journey
Sr. Full Stack Engineer
AT&T — Remote
Building Capital Tools, an Angular 19 enterprise application carried from first architecture to production release. Authored a Storybook component library published as a shared package across internal teams, extended the product to iOS with Ionic, and composed the estate as independently deployable micro-frontends over Java, Spring Boot, and Node.js services.
Sr. Software Engineer
Anjus LLC · Client: Fidelity — Newark, NJ & Durham, NC
Delivered PB Optimize, authoring a framework that let internal developers scaffold micro-frontend boilerplate in any front-end framework. Led the phased upgrade from Angular 11 to Angular 20, built Spring Core, AOP, MVC, Batch, and Security services, designed GraphQL APIs on AWS AppSync over DynamoDB, and shipped dashboards in Highcharts and AG-Grid.
Sr. Software Engineer
Client: Labcorp — Burlington, NC (Remote)
Led Customer Connect, converting inbound call integrations from Cisco Finesse to Amazon Connect and lifting the reliability of the customer service platform. Built the agent interface as a React and Redux single-page application over Node.js REST services, Spring Boot, MuleSoft integrations, and a serverless AWS estate.
Software Engineer
Client: QVC — West Chester, PA
Redesigned and modernized the QVC marketing portal with ES6 JavaScript. Integrated third-party vendor tooling and custom libraries for analytics and campaigns, implemented tracking pixels and bespoke Tealium tags, built Monetate campaigns including a Facebook Messenger bot integration, and managed content in Adobe AEM.
Sr. Software Engineer
Client: AT&T — Middletown, NJ (FirstNet)
Built Uplift Management & Security Operations Control from the ground up on Spring Boot, JPA, and Angular — starting at Angular 2 Beta and leading each upgrade through Angular 7. Delivered Local Control in React and MobX with JWT authorization and full Jasmine and Karma coverage, and modernized AT&T NetBond and STaaS from Spring Web Flow and JSPs to RESTful APIs and HTML.
Jr. Software Engineer
Ashayam Technologies — Warangal, India
Built JSPs, Servlets, and Java beans for a Business Automation application, including the registration API for new users, and implemented the Tiles framework to reuse web application layout templates.
Academic Foundation
Computer Science
Indiana State University
Computer Science & Engineering
SR Engineering College
Testimony From the Work
Software is a collective act. What follows is written by the colleagues, managers, and clients who were in the room — and the invitation to add to it stays open.
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