Rupak R Ganguly

Solutions Architect

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Location:

Atlanta, GA

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

Hewlett-Packard - Atlanta, GA since Sep 2010
Information Systems Architect (Cloud Services)
Rails Magazine since Jan 2009
Editor
Hewlett Packard Aug 2003 - Sep 2010
Solution Architect (eCommerce)
ADEA Nov 2001 - Jul 2003
Consultant
CGI Jan 1999 - Oct 2001
Consultant

Education:

National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT) 1990 - 1992
Delhi University Aug 1988 - Aug 1991
Manav Sthali School 1978 - 1988

Skills:

Cloud Computing
Web Applications
Javascript
Ruby on Rails
Web Services
Ruby
Agile Methodologies
Enterprise Software
Software Development
Unix
Mysql
Amazon Web Services
Web Development
Git
Enterprise Architecture
Jquery
Apis
Openstack
C#
Architecture
Mobile Applications
.Net
Test Driven Development
Ajax
Soa
Mobile Devices
Api
Rest
Docker
Amazon Ec2
Distributed Systems
E Commerce
Microsoft Sql Server
Project Management
Open Source
Object Oriented Design
Scrum
Xml
.Net Framework
Agile Project Management
Apache
System Architecture
Tfs
Software Design
Architectures
Representational State Transfer
Openstack Heat
Aws Cloudformation
Mesosphere
Microservices

Interests:

User Interfaces
Web Application Frameworks
Home Automation
Jquery
Web Applications
Web Design
Children
Electronics
Web Development
Education
Ruby (Programming Language)
Science and Technology
Music
Cascading Style Sheets
Html
Computer Programming
Gadgets
Heroku
Javascript
Ruby on Rails
Startups
Software Engineering
Social Services
Design
Programming Languages
Tennis
Media
Github

Awards:

Most Developer-Friendly Code
Alibris API Programming Contest 2011
First Annual Alibris API Programming Contest Winners, Cash Prizes Announced Facebook application wins grand prize at Alibris API Programming Contest Emeryville, CA—July 5, 2011—Alibris, a division of Monsoon Commerce, and the world’s most advanced online media marketplace provider for sellers of new and used books, textbooks, music, movies, and video games, today announced the winners of its API Programming Contest, where developers were invited to write applications using the Alibris APIs. “Our goals for this contest were to raise awareness of our APIs, illustrate that they are highly scalable and easy to use, and demonstrate our support for the developer community,” said Liz Derr, COO of Monsoon Commerce. “Offering an award for Most Developer-Friendly Code shows commitment to the developer community,” said Rupak Ganguly, winner of that award. “My experience with the Alibris API was just great. The API is clearly defined and the service behind the API is fast and stable in operation.” Full list of contest winners: Best Overall Application: Textbook Exchange by Brady Emerson Best Android Application: Shopping Companion for Alibris by Joe Blough Best Mashup Application: AffordABook by Vincent Thomas Most Fun Application: Web2Voice for Alibris by Robert Oschler Most Developer-Friendly Code: Ruby Wrapper for the Alibris API by Rupak Ganguly

Rupak Ganguly

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