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I work as a software engineer at SkillNet Solutions, Inc., where I've spent about eight
years doing backend development and application support for retail clients. Mostly Java,
Spring, Oracle, and a lot of production debugging.
On the side, I build simple websites for small businesses and schools, and write about
things I learn through my blog PrafullTalks. Nothing fancy — just
trying to keep learning and be useful.
I've been working at SkillNet Solutions, Inc. for about eight years, mostly on backend systems for retail clients. My day-to-day involves Java, Spring, Oracle databases, and a fair amount of application support — looking at logs, figuring out production issues, and keeping things running.
I do backend development and application support — writing Java/Spring code, working with SQL and Oracle, and handling L1/L2/L3 production support when things go wrong. It's mostly practical, hands-on work rather than anything cutting-edge.
Recently I picked up Oracle SOA Suite for a data migration project — it was new to me and a good learning experience. Outside of client work, I try to keep learning by building small projects and writing about what I learn.
I write articles on PrafullTalks every Monday — mostly about technology, software engineering, and things I find useful or interesting.
It started as an experiment with automated publishing, but now I write and post manually each week. It helps me organize what I'm learning and hopefully someone else finds it useful too.
I've been with SkillNet since 2018, working across different retail client projects.
Working on a data migration project using Oracle SOA Suite with embedded Java — extracting client data from legacy source databases and generating structured MNT output files. Built data transformation logic within SOA composites. This was my first time working with Oracle SOA, so it's been a good learning experience.
Working on a project for Estée Lauder Companies. My role has been around transforming legacy data into XML for the Relate system, along with backend development, application support, manual testing, and deployment tasks.
Was part of the team supporting Sally Beauty Holdings. Mostly handled application support and manual testing, with some backend development work as needed.
Worked on a project for Charlotte Tilbury. Did some backend development using Core Java and SQL, and helped with deploying a utility JAR file to UAT and Production.
Worked on a project for Blick Art Materials. Did backend development with Java and Spring Framework, wrote SQL queries, and used Postman for API testing.
Worked on a project for West Marine. Backend development using Java and Spring Framework, and SQL queries for business operations support.
A few things I've built or worked on outside of office hours, on evenings and weekends.
Built a website for a school (Nursery to Class 8) — includes sections like admissions info, facilities, team, gallery, FAQ, enquiry form, and Google Maps. Simple HTML/CSS/JS, hosted free on Netlify.
Built a website for a drugless neurotherapy clinic in Siwan, Bihar, run by specialist Govind Kumar. Covers services, treatments, patient info, and contact details. Simple and clean — HTML, CSS, JS on Netlify.
This portfolio website — a single page with dark/light mode and a contact form. Built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Hosted free on Netlify.
Outside of my full-time role, I take on independent projects on evenings and weekends — primarily website development and technical writing.
Simple, clean websites for schools, small businesses, and personal use — built with HTML, CSS, JS and hosted free on Netlify.
I write articles on technology, software engineering, and practical topics on PrafullTalks — 50+ articles so far, published every Monday.
Simple workflow tools and scripts using Python, GitHub Actions, and APIs — built for personal use and learning.
All independent work is done outside of regular work hours and does not overlap with my employer's business.
A knowledge-sharing blog where I write about technology, software engineering, life lessons, and practical topics.
PrafullTalks is my personal blog hosted on Blogger. I started it as an experiment with automated publishing (using GitHub Actions and APIs), but over time I've moved to writing and posting manually every Monday. I find that writing by hand helps me think more clearly about the topics.
Note: PrafullTalks originally ran on an automated pipeline I built using Claude API, GitHub Actions, and Blogger API with OAuth 2.0. It was a good learning project — I got hands-on with API integration, CI/CD workflows, and OAuth token management. Now I write and publish manually each week, which gives me more control over quality and topics.
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I enjoy simplifying complex technology and sharing practical knowledge. Through PrafullTalks, I publish articles that make enterprise software, life lessons, and social topics easier to understand.
A personal knowledge platform focused on writing high-quality, easy-to-understand articles.
Writing helps me organize ideas, explain difficult concepts, and contribute practical knowledge to a wider audience.
My goal isn't simply to publish articles — it's to create content that helps developers, students, and everyday readers understand technology without unnecessary jargon.
A simple overview of the data migration flow I'm currently working on — legacy data through Oracle SOA Suite to the output format.
Client data extracted directly from legacy Oracle source databases.
SOA composites with embedded Java drive the extraction and orchestration.
Custom-built transformation logic reshapes data inside the SOA composite.
Business and data-processing rules validate the transformed records.
Structured MNT files are generated as the pipeline's deliverable format.
Output feeds downstream retail systems as part of the migration.
Tools and technologies I use or have used in my projects.
Open to discussions on website projects, technical writing, collaboration, or anything else I can help with on my own time.
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