Raghu Munagala
About Raghu Munagala
Raghu Munagala is an experienced Application Developer currently working at American Electric Power in Columbus, Ohio, where he has been employed since 2018. He has a strong background in automation, integration projects, and software upgrades, with previous experience at AT&T.
Work at American Electric Power
Raghu Munagala has been employed as an Application Developer at American Electric Power since 2018. He is based in the Columbus, Ohio Area and has contributed to the company's software development efforts for six years. His responsibilities include automating build scripts and deployment processes using Jenkins, as well as implementing test automation with SoapUI. His role supports the organization's commitment to efficient and reliable application development.
Previous Experience at AT&T
Prior to his current position, Raghu Munagala worked at AT&T as an Application Programmer from 2011 to 2018. During his seven years in the Greater New York City Area, he implemented Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) transactions and developed interfaces using webMethods for various projects. His experience at AT&T allowed him to take on multiple roles, including Developer, Administrator, and Project Lead.
Technical Skills and Expertise
Raghu Munagala possesses extensive experience in the administration and implementation of integration projects utilizing webMethods Product versions 9.x and 7.x on Linux and UNIX platforms. He has handled diverse file formats, including FlatFiles, EDI, XML, and XSLT. His technical skills include significant projects such as Unix to Linux migrations and hardware migrations of application servers in Solaris. He has successfully upgraded webMethods from version 7.1 to 9.7.
Development Methodologies and Project Management
Raghu Munagala is knowledgeable in both Waterfall and Agile development methodologies. He is familiar with the Function Point Estimation model, which aids in project management and estimation processes. His experience includes participating in the setup of dovecot in Unix and Linux environments to support email transaction functionalities.