Rashmitha Devanpally
About Rashmitha Devanpally
Rashmitha Devanpally is a Development Team Lead and Full Stack Java Developer with extensive experience in software development and project management. She currently leads development efforts at EmblemHealth, where she has successfully implemented significant projects, including the migration to the Quadient Inspire tool.
Work at EmblemHealth
Rashmitha Devanpally has been employed at EmblemHealth since 2018, serving as a Development Team Lead and Full Stack Java Developer. In this role, she led a significant migration project aimed at replacing the existing Client Letter application with the Quadient Inspire customer communication management tool. Additionally, she developed a system to track all transaction metadata information in an Oracle database, enhancing the organization's data management capabilities.
Previous Experience in Software Development
Before joining EmblemHealth, Rashmitha Devanpally worked at several notable organizations. She was a Full Stack Java Developer at Windstream Communications for 11 months in 2017, based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Following this, she spent 6 months as a Java Developer at Beacon Health Options in Virginia in 2018. Her earlier experience includes a two-year tenure at MetLife from 2013 to 2015 in Hyderabad, Telangana, where she implemented a Java integration layer for transactions across multiple systems.
Technical Skills and Contributions
Rashmitha Devanpally possesses expertise in full stack Java development, with a strong focus on integrating complex systems. At MetLife, she developed a Java integration layer that served as a front controller for transactions involving multiple systems, including Service Cloud and various portals. Her contributions at EmblemHealth further demonstrate her ability to manage and enhance customer communication through advanced technology solutions.
Education and Background
Rashmitha Devanpally began her career as a Java Developer at Myntra in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, where she worked for one year from 2012 to 2013. This early experience laid the foundation for her subsequent roles in software development across various organizations in the United States and India. Her diverse background in technology and development has equipped her with the skills necessary to lead complex projects in the healthcare sector.