Vishal Jain
About Vishal Jain
Vishal Jain is a .Net Application Architect at Fannie Mae with extensive experience in software development and a background in electronics engineering.
.Net Application Architect at Fannie Mae
Vishal Jain is currently employed at Fannie Mae as a .Net Application Architect in Urbana, Maryland. In this role, Vishal is instrumental in designing and developing high-level architecture for .Net applications. His responsibilities include planning and executing the technical aspects of software projects, ensuring alignment with organizational goals, and leading the development team to implement efficient and robust solutions.
Previous Work at Barnes & Noble
Before joining Fannie Mae, Vishal Jain held the position of Senior Software Developer at Barnes & Noble from 2011 to 2016, based in New York City. During his tenure, he played a key role in the development and enhancement of software systems. His work involved designing software solutions, coding critical modules, and collaborating with different teams to deliver high-quality projects.
Senior Software Developer at Accenture
From 2008 to 2011, Vishal Jain worked at Accenture in Minneapolis, MN, where he served as a Senior Software Developer for the client Best Buy. In this role, he developed and maintained software applications, ensuring they met the client's requirements. His duties included designing software architecture, coding, testing, and integrating various software components.
Educational Background in Engineering
Vishal Jain studied at Ramaro Adik Institute of Technology, where he earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Electronics from 1999 to 2003. His academic training provided him with a strong foundation in engineering principles and technical skills, which have been critical in his professional career.
Designed and Implemented Critical Applications
During his career, Vishal Jain has designed and implemented several critical applications. He developed an Alert automated console application to manage offline reports from MMBD. Another significant project was BOOT, an ETL WPF application designed to connect to various databases for data extraction. Additionally, Vishal enhanced the Multifamily Mortgage Repository module, contributing to data governance and updating the common data mart, which presented a challenging and rewarding experience.