Mihir Khatri

Helped develop and design new features for a C#-based REST/WCF API platform that helps end users backup and restore complete data from millions of devices. This platform serves Web 2.0 endpoints, dashboard users who manage endpoints, and end-users who use the access site to browse their backed-up data.

• Architected and developed 3 cloud solutions while leading a team of six.
• All three products had an Angular front-end and a .NET Core REST API backbone.
• Two of the products were mapping applications that enabled users to query/visualize catastrophic events and related exposure data from the repository of millions of GIS features.
• My last project here was a real challenge, where I helped architect and build a product named Enterprise Exposure Management. This was a product that acted as a bridge between insurers and reinsurers of the property and casualty market. This product was a multi-tenant SaaS product, which required integrations with various API services and a complex AWS infrastructure. The challenge was to design an architecture that is scalable to handle very large amounts of data, and the architecture also had to spend client dollars within budget while handling large data loads.

• During all my time at Infosys, I worked on multiple projects for AxaXL Reinsurance.
• These were projects with WPF frontend, ASP.NET/ASP.NET MVC backend, and a custom on-prem HPC implementation by the client.
• Being of reinsurance domain, all the projects had to deal with 100s of GBs of data extracts and complex visualization requirements in WPF

• Developed multiple projects for the Government of Gujarat using various Microsoft technologies
• Enjoyed my time here when I got a chance to gather requirements from high ranking government officials