At Oracle, I led the backend team that designed and built Endpoint Lifecycle Management (ELM), the system of record for 50,000+ devices. We shipped it to production in about two months.
For ELM, I designed Java (Helidon) REST APIs for a six-state device lifecycle with legal-hold controls and audit trails, backed by Redis caching and asynchronous jobs. I also helped recover 500+ untracked devices by resolving ownership discrepancies.
On Oracle's Endpoint Management Platform, I redesigned legacy microservices in a distributed system serving 130,000+ endpoints, consolidating redundant services to reduce load and technical debt. I also developed components of the platform.
For Oracle Unified Login, I built device-attested single sign-on and single logout for 130,000+ devices, and shipped Windows and macOS support that included VPN automation and browser extensions. Earlier, as a Server Technology Intern at Oracle, I added five two-factor authentication methods to Oracle applications.
