Revanth Srinivas

Revanth Srinivas is the Co-Founder at Librty. Prior to that, they were a Java/Mule ESB Developer at ESPN from June 2017 to June 2018. There, they designed and developed integration of ESPN’s enterprise applications and Salesforce using Mule ESB 3.6.1, Kafka 0.10.0.1 and Java 7, Spring beans. Revanth also designed and developed integration of ESPN’s BI data and Salesforce Einstein Analytics using Mule, InsightsExternalData API and Java.

Srinivas has used Java Spring bean injection and Maven to implement business logic in Mule flows, log4j and Splunk for logging. Revanth has also managed Saleshub Integration from requirements gathering to supporting in Production including conceptualizing, understanding the requirements from users perspective, providing estimates and implementing enhancements. Revanth has presented a POC to utilize log compaction feature of Kafka to implement de-duplication of messages.

Revanth has utilized various components of Mule ESB like to design an integration module to enable data movement between ESPN BI EDW and Einstein Analytics (Salesforce). Srinivas has also actively participated in requirements gathering, analysis, designing and testing phases for various integration projects like Concur Integration, Disney-Amex Integration, Quaero Integration, etc. Revanth supports Integration projects in production.

Srinivas has used Jenkins and SBM for Continuous Improvement. Revanth has implemented POC and a custom connector in Mule ESB to integrate Slack with Notification Manager which is used by all the Integration projects. Revanth has also worked on SOAP and RESTful services while integrating different applications. Tools they are familiar with include PLSQL Developer, Postman, Anypoint Studio, Moba Xterm, WinSCP, MS Visio, GIT, Splunk, Rundeck, Salesforce data manager, box for document sharing, etc.

Revanth has utilized various Mule ESB features like MEL, Xpath, FTP/SMB connectors, regex, Kafka connector, transformers, quartz, poll, groovy, various scopes, exception management, retry logic, replay mechanism, encryption/decryption, etc. Srinivas has also developed utilities in Java for PGP/GPG encryption/decryption, XSLT transformations, custom SMB/SFTP implementation

Revanth Srinivas has a master's degree in information security from Wilmington University and a master's degree in management information systems from Wilmington University. Revanth also has a bachelor's degree in electronics and communications engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University.