Open to SDE-2 / Senior Frontend roles

Shubham
Rawat

Software EngineerNoida, India

React · TypeScript · AWS · Java Spring Boot · 3.5 Years in Fintech

Currently: exploring AI agent frameworks · building with AWS Bedrock · reading DDIA

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Experience

FIS Global

FIS Global

Working

Software Engineer II

Jul 2025 – Present

Noida, India · Full-time

Technologies & Tools

React
TypeScript
Redux
Java Spring Boot
AWS S3
AWS CloudFront
BDK
AWS Bedrock
Socket.io
Storybook
Jest
Cypress
Docker
CI/CD
Figma

What I've done

  • Architected migration of Digital Engagement apps from on-prem servers to AWS S3 + CloudFront, reducing infrastructure costs by ~80% and improving scalability.
  • Engineered reusable UI framework components adopted org-wide, standardizing design and reducing code duplication; accelerated feature delivery by ~60%.
  • Authored detailed Storybook documentation for legacy frontend framework, reducing onboarding/debugging time by ~60%.
  • Fixed UI framework security vulnerabilities, resolving 90% of identified issues through systematic testing and code remediation.
  • Optimized React application performance using useMemo, useCallback, React.memo, and React.lazy, reducing render times.
  • Implemented WebSocket integration using Socket.io for real-time frontend data updates.
  • Built a chatbot for Digital Admin using AWS Bedrock and S3 vector store for embeddings.
  • Developed REST APIs with Java Spring Boot for centralized user management across all applications.
TSYS – Global Payments

TSYS – Global Payments

Associate Software Engineer

Jul 2022 – Jul 2025

Noida, India · Full-time

Technologies & Tools

React
TypeScript
JavaScript
Redux
Bootstrap
React Bootstrap
Jest
Cypress
RTL
React Testing Library
ENZ
Enzyme
Figma
Git

What I've done

  • Developed SaaS modules (e.g., Digital Admin) with a config-driven UI enabling scalable user/application management.
  • Led 'Figma-to-Code' POC integrating Figma MCP server + GenAI, reducing developer effort for new screens by ~60% and improving productivity by ~70%.
  • Built 'Determinator (Magnon)'—an internal UI code editor running proprietary scripts—streamlining internal team workflows.
  • Designed and implemented User Management Wave screens including Role Association view and Edit functionality.
  • Delivered end-to-end Microsite development with comprehensive testing coverage including Jest unit tests and Cypress E2E implementation.

Bravo Award for exceptional dedication and taking on additional project responsibilities beyond core assignments.

Education

Amity University

Amity University

CGPA: 8.69 / 10

B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering

2018 – 2022

Noida, India

    Relevant Coursework: Data Structures & Algorithms, Databases, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Machine Learning, Data Mining, Advanced Algorithms.

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About

Frontend Engineer with 3.5 years of experience building fintech products at TSYS. Specialized in React/TypeScript and cloud architecture. Reduced infrastructure costs by 80% through AWS migration and accelerated team delivery by 60% with reusable component systems. Strong focus on performance, scalability, and developer experience.

I thrive at the intersection of design and engineering — building systems that are fast, accessible, and a joy to maintain. Beyond React and TypeScript, I have hands-on AWS cloud experience and have led GenAI tooling initiatives that measurably moved the needle.

Location

Noida, India

Experience

3.5 Years

Status

Open to SDE-2 / Senior Frontend — remote or hybrid (Noida · Gurgaon · Bengaluru)

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Skills

Primary — daily use
Languages
TypeScript
JavaScript (ES6+)
Java
Frontend
React.js
Next.js
Redux
HTML5
CSS3
SASS
Production experience
Backend
Java Spring Boot
REST
REST APIs
Socket.io
Cloud & DevOps
AWS S3 · CloudFront
BDK
AWS Bedrock
Docker
Git
CI/CD
Testing
Jest
RTL
React Testing Library
Storybook
Cypress
Familiar with
Tools & Design
Figma
Bootstrap
ENZ
Enzyme
VS Code
Postman
Chrome DevTools

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Projects

Selected work — case studies from TSYS and personal builds

Figma-to-Code GenAI POC

60% effort reduction · 70% productivity gain

Problem

Designers and developers were manually translating Figma designs into React components — a slow, error-prone process that consumed significant sprint capacity.

Approach

Built a proof-of-concept pipeline using Claude (MCP server + GenAI) to parse Figma JSON and auto-generate production-ready React/TypeScript components with Tailwind styling.

Outcome

Demonstrated 60% reduction in design-to-code effort and 70% improvement in delivery speed. Adopted org-wide as a workflow accelerator.

ReactTypeScriptClaude APIFigma APIMCP

AWS Bedrock Internal Chatbot

Enterprise Q&A tool · RAG pipeline on AWS

Problem

Teams were spending time searching across internal documentation, Confluence pages, and wikis — context-switching that fragmented developer focus throughout the day.

Approach

Designed and built an internal RAG-based chatbot using AWS Bedrock (Claude models), S3 document storage, and a React frontend with chunking, embedding, and retrieval pipeline.

Outcome

Delivered a working internal tool that reduced documentation lookup time significantly. Built end-to-end as a solo initiative within the GenAI tooling program.

AWS BedrockReactTypeScriptS3PythonRAG

Multi-Style Component Library

shadcn · Neobrutalism · Flowbite — one library

Problem

Developers bouncing between design systems waste time context-switching — each library has its own syntax, docs, and copy-paste flow, making it painful to prototype with different visual styles.

Approach

Built a component library where the same UI primitives are rendered in multiple design languages (shadcn, neobrutalism, Flowbite). Each variant ships as plain HTML + CSS you can copy and drop into any project — no framework lock-in.

Outcome

A live, browsable library that lets you grab a component in your preferred visual style and paste it directly — no installs, no config, no design system opinions forced on you.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSshadcn/ui

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Contributions

Public contributions

Most day-to-day work lives in private TSYS repos. This graph reflects personal and open-source activity only.

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