Kanak Negi
About Kanak Negi
Kanak Negi is an Oracle Developer at Emerson Automation Solutions in Chandigarh, India, with prior experience at Infosys and expertise in Oracle ebs, RICEWF, PL/SQL components, and OAF technology.
Oracle Developer at Emerson Automation Solutions
Kanak Negi currently holds the position of Oracle Developer at Emerson Automation Solutions, located in Chandigarh, India. In this role, Kanak undertakes responsibilities related to developing and managing Oracle databases, ensuring optimal database performance, and implementing Oracle-based solutions. This position leverages Kanak's extensive skills in various Oracle technologies.
Previous Experience at Infosys
Before joining Emerson Automation Solutions, Kanak Negi worked as an Oracle Developer at Infosys from 2019 to 2022. Over these three years, Kanak contributed to various projects that involved Oracle ebs, RICEWF, PL/SQL components, and OAF technology. This role included tasks related to database design, development, and performance optimization.
Education in Computer Science
Kanak Negi completed a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from THDC Institute of Hydropower Engineering & Technology, a constituent college of Uttarakhand Technical University. This program, which spanned from 2015 to 2019, provided a strong foundation in computer science principles and practices.
Expertise in Oracle Technologies
Kanak Negi is skilled in several Oracle technologies, including Oracle ebs, RICEWF, PL/SQL components, and OAF technology. This expertise is utilized in current and previous roles to develop, manage, and optimize Oracle databases and applications. These skills are essential for implementing effective solutions in the Oracle domain.
Internships at Infosys
Kanak Negi completed two internships at Infosys Ltd, focusing on Web Application Development and Database Management. These internships provided practical experience in developing web applications and managing databases, laying the groundwork for Kanak's proficiency in Oracle technologies and subsequent roles.