Lalith Kumar
About Lalith Kumar
Lalith Kumar is a Java Full Stack Developer with experience in building Angular 9 components and deploying UI code. He has worked at several companies, including Litmus, TD, Mindtree, and Wipro, and has a postgraduate diploma from Conestoga College.
Work at Litmus
Lalith Kumar has been employed at Litmus as a Java Full Stack Developer since 2022. In this role, he has built Angular 9 components and UI services designed to consume REST services, utilizing a component-based architecture. He has also configured code pipelines and authored build scripts for deploying UI code. Additionally, he led the migration effort from on-premises servers to AWS, enhancing the company's infrastructure and deployment capabilities.
Previous Experience in Software Development
Prior to his current position, Lalith Kumar worked at TD as a Java Full Stack Developer from 2021 to 2022. He also gained experience at Mindtree, where he served as a Java Developer from 2019 to 2020. His career began at Wipro, where he worked as a J2EE Developer from 2017 to 2019. These roles contributed to his expertise in software development and full-stack technologies.
Education and Expertise
Lalith Kumar studied at Conestoga College, where he earned a Postgraduate Diploma from 2020 to 2021. His educational background complements his professional experience, particularly in developing solutions that integrate Service Now with both internal and external systems using RESTful Web Services. He has implemented REST-based microservices using Spring Boot and Spring Data with JPA, demonstrating his proficiency in microservice-oriented architecture.
Technical Skills and Contributions
Lalith Kumar possesses strong technical skills in Java development, particularly in full-stack development. He has experience in building user interfaces with Angular and developing backend services using Spring Boot. His contributions include configuring code pipelines for efficient deployment and developing solutions that enhance system integrations through RESTful services. His work reflects a solid understanding of modern software development practices.