Suresh Lasantha

As a seasoned software engineer with a robust background in both backend and frontend development, I have expanded my expertise to master frontend technologies over recent years. My proficiency encompasses a wide range of frameworks including Angular, React, and Vue, with a special passion for state management systems such as Angular NGRx, Vuex, Pinia, and Redux. I excel in translating complex Figma UX designs into seamless frontend interfaces, demonstrating a keen eye for detail and a commitment to creating user-centric solutions. My diverse skill set enables me to bridge the gap between design and development, ensuring an intuitive and engaging user experience.

Most of my experience is with building and architecting backend solutions, involving complex transactional operations, redundancy, latency and maintainability. I have over the last few years moved over to using cloud-based solutions that provide scalability and performance without the web-ops overhead of traditional approaches. Nowadays I have a preference that solutions that adhere to microservice architecture principles.

In my role as a senior member and software architect within the team, I have significantly contributed to adopting and implementing advanced technology stacks. My contributions encompass a wide array of architectural designs including SOA, SPA, Event-Driven Architecture, Event Sourcing, and Microservices, underpinned by extensive use of AWS to enhance our cloud computing capabilities. My leadership has not only been technical but also visionary, guiding the adoption of frontend technologies such as Angular, React, Vue, and state management systems like NGRx, Vuex, Pinia, and Redux. My adeptness in turning Figma UX designs into functional frontend code further showcases my comprehensive skill set, bridging user experience with high-level system architecture.

Java is a core language that I use daily. Developed java applications using various concepts of Java - OOPS, Collections, Multithreading, Concurrency Handling, Exception Handling, JDBC, Lambdas, Streams etc. And I am a firm believer in developer testing; therefore, I use JUnit, Mockito, JMockIt heavily in my developer testing. I also have experience with JSP, Servlet, JavaBeans, JSTL, JDBC, Hibernate ORM, Spring Framework, and nowadays, its Spring Boot, with Spring JPA and Spring Web are the tools I use more frequently.