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Vetted Software Developers in the Raleigh-Durham
Pre-screened and vetted in the Raleigh-Durham.
Vyas Cholayil
Mid-Level Software Engineer specializing in Python automation, DevOps, and microservices
“Backend-focused engineer who built an internal wiki LLM chatbot end-to-end using FastAPI, Kubernetes, and ChromaDB vector search, including frontend integration. Also has strong DevOps/migration experience—automating large work-item and repo migrations (Jira/FogBugz/ADO on-prem to cloud) via Python scripts, JSON mappings, REST APIs, and validation test suites.”
Sai Kiran Puli
Mid-level Full-Stack Java Developer specializing in microservices and cloud-native platforms
Krishna Meka
Mid-level Full-Stack Developer specializing in Java/Spring and cloud-native microservices
Nikhila Juttu
Senior Java Full-Stack Developer specializing in cloud-native microservices
“Software engineer/QA automation leader with Lowe’s experience owning automation quality strategy for a customer-facing platform supporting large contractor orders. Built TypeScript/React dashboards backed by Spring Boot microservices (MongoDB) and RabbitMQ async messaging, with strong CI/CD test automation and production monitoring (Prometheus/Grafana). Also created an internal automated test reporting dashboard that improved QA workflow through training-led adoption and iterative refinement.”
Aniruddha Rajnekar
Mid-level Full-Stack Engineer specializing in Java/Spring Boot, React, and cloud-native microservices
Jaideep Ramani
Senior Full-Stack Python & AI Engineer specializing in FinTech and real-time platforms
Shaktisharan Rajure
Mid-Level Full-Stack Engineer specializing in microservices and cloud APIs
“Software engineer who builds workflow-centric products end-to-end, including a customer-facing module on the Trident AI content platform and an internal content workflow tool adopted as the default process. Strong in TypeScript/React + FastAPI architectures and in scaling event-driven microservices with RabbitMQ, emphasizing reliability (idempotency, DLQs) and observability (correlation IDs) to reduce outages and debugging time.”