Chetan Pawar
About Chetan Pawar
Chetan Pawar is an Engineering Manager at BrowserStack with extensive experience in cloud computing, software development, and automated testing frameworks.
Company - BrowserStack
Chetan Pawar currently works as an Engineering Manager at BrowserStack in Pune, Maharashtra, India. He led the development of Test Observability at BrowserStack, a tool designed to help quality engineers debug tests faster. His work primarily revolves around enhancing engineering practices and streamlining software development processes within the company.
Title - Engineering Manager
Chetan Pawar holds the title of Engineering Manager. His role involves overseeing software development, mentoring engineering teams, and ensuring the implementation of best coding practices. He leverages his extensive technical skills to lead projects and contribute to the company’s product offerings.
Education and Expertise
Chetan Pawar studied Computer Engineering at the R. C. Patel Institute of Technology, Shirpur, where he obtained a Bachelor's degree from 2007 to 2011. He is proficient in several programming languages such as Java, GoLang, Kotlin, Ruby, Scala, JavaScript, ReactJS, and AngularJS. His expertise extends to cloud computing platforms like Google Cloud and AWS, as well as container orchestration tools such as Docker and Kubernetes. Chetan is also skilled in using build and integration tools like Jenkins, CircleCI, and GoCD.
Background in Software Development
Chetan Pawar has over a decade of experience in software development. Prior to his role at BrowserStack, he worked at Ghoomao as Co-Founder, GoGoX as Engineering Manager, and MYOB as Developer, among other positions. His responsibilities included software engineering, team leadership, and project management. He also possesses hands-on experience with automated testing frameworks like JUnit and Mockito, source control systems like Git, BitBucket, and Subversion, and messaging systems such as Kafka and RabbitMQ.
Achievements in Engineering
Chetan Pawar has achieved notable milestones throughout his career. He has practical experience with designing and implementing microservices using design patterns like CQRS and DDD and implementing RESTful web services using frameworks such as Jersey and Spring MVC. Additionally, he has a strong background in pair programming and test-driven development (TDD). His adherence to clean code principles, including SOLID, DRY, KISS, and YAGNI, underscores his commitment to high-quality software development.