Kamran Bagirzade

Led design of microservices and serverless applications using Java 21 and Azure (Event Hub, Cosmos DB, AKS), built data pipelines in Databricks for real-time student analytics, and established CI/CD with Azure DevOps and Terraform to enable rapid, reliable releases.

Developed and maintained scalable microservices with Java and Spring Boot, integrated Azure services and MS SQL for big-data workloads, and automated CI/CD in GitLab while driving automated testing with Robot Framework, JUnit, and Cucumber.

Designed high-volume notification and messaging microservices in Java 17 with Spring Boot, implemented event-driven streaming with Apache Kafka and serverless orchestrations using AWS Lambda and Step Functions to ensure low-latency delivery.

Led development of microservices using Java 17 and Spring Boot, integrated RabbitMQ and databases (PostgreSQL, Oracle, Redis), enforced TDD/BDD practices, and managed on-prem CI/CD with Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins.

Designed and optimized microservices with Java and Spring Boot, built event-driven applications with Apache Kafka, developed cloud-native features on AWS (S3, RDS, Lambda), and improved observability with Splunk, Prometheus, and Grafana.

Engineered and optimized microservices with Java 11 and Spring Boot, integrated AWS services and messaging systems (Kafka), and developed front-end features using React and Angular to deliver responsive banking applications.

Assisted in backend development of MVC services using Java 8 (JSP, Servlets), performed debugging and testing, and contributed to code reviews to improve code quality and stability.

Completed a Master of Business Administration program with focus on business and management topics to support leadership and technical project delivery.

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science covering software development, algorithms, and systems relevant to backend and distributed architectures.