Diversified, multi-national healthcare enterprise that provides a portfolio of services to government sponsored healthcare programs, focusing on under-insured and uninsured individuals. Provides a uniform solution to managing all aspects of a healthcare organization’s complex provider relationships. This projects houses the centrifuged application in which collecting the provider and practitioner related data (TIN, TIN Affiliation, Address, NPI Attributes, Prov NLC, Prac NLC, Prac Education, PCC, Prov and Prac Phone numbers, Additional Address, Prov and Prac Insurance etc) from different regions and territories and store them in Legacy system Portico database. Upon Customer and multiple stack holders request, performing day to day PLM activities

• Plan, coordinate and conduct multiple complex software engineering activities
• Analyzing and understanding the Business Requirement provided by the client for the project and preparing design documents.
• Originated best solution to minimize team effort in development for Spectrum call by providing common shared service method.
• Written so many interceptors according to Locator Services requirement which correlates different parts in the code while the application is being used for rental location search.
• Introduced methodologies and best practices that enhanced product definition, release processes and customization of applications to user needs.
• Design and Coding of components using spring configurations, JSP, Struts 2, HTML, CSS, DHTML, JavaScript , Validators, JQuery implementation, Middle-tier Business services, Domain objects to invoke DB Hibernate functions etc., following the Agile methodology
• Identified the requirement for code optimization in existing packages and optimized the code accordingly.
• Used Web Services to integrate Spectrum application which provides search engine feature of finding car rental locations based address parameter inputs.
• Written JUnit test cases in order to have testing on individual pieces of code implementation.
• Regular interaction with SIT and UAT members