Param Sharma

A graduating student at Ryerson University enrolled in Computer Engineering, with 1+ years of professional experience at IBM as a Software Engineering Intern. Highly skilled in Java, Python, and C, with a strong passion for web development and object-oriented programming. Known as a reliable team player with a history of delivering quality results, empowering others, and exceeding expectations

As a software developer at IBM, I successfully designed, developed, and tested software that met the project specifications and requirements. Utilizing Java, SpringBoot, Kafka, Cassandra, and Karate, I was able to build the Access Group logic for customer access management and create a Tracing logic to track API calls, which significantly increased the team's work efficiency by 70%. I also addressed a significant number of bugs and implemented tests to prevent future issues. To further validate the program's functionality, I wrote karate tests using cucumber and increased coverage by 40%. Additionally, I configured Slack channels to receive notifications from both prod and non-prod environments, reducing the team's response time by 80%. I also documented and demonstrated the newly developed software to stakeholders and team members.

As a student in the computer engineering education program at Ryerson University, I have gained a thorough understanding of both hardware and software systems. The curriculum covers a diverse range of topics including computer architecture, operating systems, programming languages, algorithms, and software engineering, and I have learned to design, develop, and test computer systems and applications. Through laboratory work and project-based assignments, I have had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience. Upon graduation, I am confident that I will have the technical skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a successful career in the constantly evolving technology industry. The program's curriculum is regularly updated to ensure that it remains relevant and up-to-date, preparing me for the challenges of the industry.