Rahul Kumar
About Rahul Kumar
Rahul Kumar is a Technical Architect at QuEST Global in the United Kingdom, with a background in software engineering and management from Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta and Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology.
Company
Rahul Kumar is currently employed at QuEST Global, where he serves as a Technical Architect. In this role, he operates from the United Kingdom, contributing to various technical and project management initiatives within the company.
Title
As a Technical Architect at QuEST Global, Rahul Kumar plays a pivotal role in the technical landscape of the organization. His responsibilities include setting up lab environments, managing GIT repositories, conducting technical reviews, and troubleshooting virtual machine issues.
Education and Expertise
Rahul Kumar holds a Master's in Computer Applications (MCA) from Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology, earned from 2003 to 2006. Additionally, he completed his Bachelor's Degree in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) at DAV Degree College between 1999 and 2002. Further enhancing his professional qualifications, he attended the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, where he studied Software Engineering Economics, Projects Finance, Manage Risk in Software Projects, and achieved the Management of Software Development (CPMSD) certification from 2013 to 2014.
Technical Responsibilities
In his role at QuEST Global, Rahul Kumar is responsible for setting up lab environments using VMware-ESXi and Oracle Virtual-Box. He manages GIT repositories employing the GIT Extension Tool and performs technical reviews through the GERRIT review web tool. He follows Agile processes using IBM RTC to ensure task execution and artifact linking while troubleshooting issues related to networking, virtual machines, and VLANs.
Client Interactions and Requirement Management
Rahul Kumar interacts with clients to assess the feasibility of their requirements, preparing comprehensive approach documents. He assists customers in linking requirements across different modules for improved allocation and traceability using IBM DOORS.