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Aakash Shah

@aakashshah4

Java Backend Developer at Roima Intelligence India, modernizing LOGIA’s WMS Pick & Load workflow with React and Spring Boot.

India

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At Roima Intelligence India, I led a three-month modernization epic for LOGIA’s WMS Pick & Load workflow, migrating it from legacy WPF to React and Spring Boot. The workflow included about 92 customizable parameters.

I also resolved stale-transaction and state-management issues, reducing transaction-related workflow failures by about 35%. Redesigning REST API contracts reduced integration-related defects by about 25%.

Previously, as a Junior Software Engineer at Roima Intelligence India, I co-led the decomposition of FIDAWARE from a legacy monolith into Spring Boot 3 microservices. I developed backend services and REST APIs and implemented schema-per-tenant isolation.

My project work includes a modular-monolith salary management application with JWT authentication, salary statistics, and GitHub Actions CI, as well as an online exam platform built with Spring Boot and Angular.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

Current

Software Engineer

Current

Roima Intelligence India

Jun 2026 - Present (4 months)

Led a 3-month WMS Pick & Load modernization epic, migrating a legacy WPF workflow to React + Spring Boot and leading team execution of a complex workflow with ~92 customizable parameters. Diagnosed and resolved stale-transaction and state-management issues, reducing transaction-related workflow failures by ~35%.

Java Spring Boot React REST APIs Spring AOP AspectJ WMS Legacy Modernization Transaction Management State Management HLD LLD Code Review Mentorship

Junior Software Engineer

Roima Intelligence India

Jan 2024 - Jun 2026 (2 years 5 months)

Co-led the decomposition of a legacy monolithic enterprise application into Spring Boot 3 microservices, applying OOP, design patterns, and vertical-slicing architecture to keep services modular and maintainable. Developed Java/Spring Boot backend services and REST APIs with structured error handling, OpenAPI contracts, and Orval-generated client code.