Dilip Agheda

I built a MyDay web application for Origin Energy in Australia. The app is one of their internal applications that allows field engineers to access more than 100 digital forms and enter technical data about gas wells. It is an offline first hybrid web app that runs inside an iOS App, a WebKit. I built this app using React on the front end and AWS Serverless on the back end. The key feature of this app was its loosely coupled architecture that allows easy extension of current capabilities. Its central component is a form engine that takes form configuration as input and renders a UI. The delivery of this application saved the company of high costs in terms of human labor hours that were going towards the manual entry of paper-based forms.

I contributed to a large enterprise project at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia named the SEN Letters project. Its mission was to digitize all customer letters due to COVID-19. I developed an application using HTML, C#, and back-end APIs that generated PDF letters and delivered them firstly to a portal via Azure Queue and later to a customer's mailbox via an enterprise email server. The challenge I faced was generating a PDF of the smallest size to avoid congestion at the email server. This project was delivered in about a month and bagged praise at the CEO level.

I contributed to developing a batch processing application using C# and .NET Core for CFS, a Commonwealth Bank of Australia superannuation division. Its many systems needed to be rewritten as CFS was undergoing digital modernization. A batch processor facilitated data migration from several sources into a modern database designed to provide data to front-end applications.

The processor acted as a database syncing application using .NET Core, Hangfire, C#, and SQL that synced business data between a legacy database and a modern counterpart. On this project, I collaborated closely with the development lead.