121 karma · joined August 8, 2013
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Only to Canada, UK, Singapore or India. Indian citizen moving out of US ASAP. Need visa/work permit sponsorship for countries except India.
Technologies: Java, Spring, JPA, AWS technologies (SWF, SQS, S3, SNS), NoSQL, JAX-RS, RESTful APIs, Ruby, Rails, MongoDB, Statelessness, Idempotency, In-memory caching, Can hack together things with React/Redux, Express too.
Résumé/CV: http://me.techbeat.in/professional_resume
Email: prabhakar97@gmail.com
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Hi, I am PK. I have 4 years of experience working for Amazon.com and am actively looking for jobs only outside the US. I can architect, design and code up large scale software. I have a masters degree in Computer Science and I am hands on with delivering things of business value. Please refer to my resume for more details.
Honorable Sir, Yesterday an order issued by DoT blocked 32 websites including Github and Codepad which are used by scientists/engineers/researchers/students for collaboration in academic/professional/research work. As an ambitious engineer from India who is passionate towards nation building, I request you to instruct concerned authorities to revisit the decision for blocking full github.com website instead of just the specific pages which contained objectionable material.
I didn't use last pass until recently when keeping a difficult password on every site became a major pain given that countless numbers of password enforcing rules are there on the web some requiring at least one caps, some enforcing using at least one symbol but not using a ~ or a # yeda yeda. I gave up on it. Every damn time I had to reset password on services I use less frequently. But now I don't. Although LastPass claims that they keep the passwords encrypted and they themselves can not read them. But I don't believe them. Login to lastpass.com. Click your vault on top right corner. Click the pencil against any site in the list. Click the 'show' link in front of password field. And your password is staring at you in plain text. And it has been accessed at lastpass.com. Once they start storing master passwords, or once someone cracks their hash you are done with. But there is no simple and easy alternative. To get the job done we need to make these sacrifices.