Ritendra Sinha

As Software Engineer working on numerous IT Applications across Wealth Management (WM) Unit of International Bank.

• As integral member of cross functional IT team working alongside Business, Change and Technology streams on bespoke and off the shelf Banking Software for WM division of the Bank
• Fulfilling multiple roles from SME, Integration Architect, PM, Developer, DevOps and Tester
• Experience in understanding different architectures & topologies spanning different geographical locations
• Working with colleagues, internal and external consultants based out of different geographical locations to provide safe and stable IT environment to for WM Business

• Delivered software development, technical architecture, and build solutions across banking, telecoms, and retail clients
• Led and mentored teams of up to 3 onshore/offshore developers, driving design, development, and delivery of enterprise-scale applications
• Integrated enterprise systems with third-party services such as credit checking and digital rights management platforms, improving automation and operational efficiency
• Enhanced legacy portals and enterprise platforms through performance optimisation, reverse proxy architecture support, reporting tools, database refactoring, and UI modernisation

Working with a suite of AC products for Capital Markets, used by Banks for managing instrument and corporate reference data, & real-time and historical market data to improve their Risk & Operational systems and enable them to maintain a Golden Copy of instruments

As a server side engineer developing an E-Commerce Portal used by the business using the MVC architecture patterns. Development was done In Java and included working with MQ, Weblogic, MQ, LDAP.

Developing and providing enhancements to important products ranging from Reuters 3000 Xtra to the backend generic search engine used for retrieving information from the firms data warehouse.

Worked on greenfield project using OOP, C++ developing products for their High End Printer System.

Designing and implementing components for reliable data transfer between components for distributed applications. Development language used was C++ on X-Windows running on SPARC Hardware.