Kamlesh Kumar is an engineering leader with over 20 years of experience who currently serves as Vice President and Lead Engineer for Corporate Bank Technology at Deutsche Bank, driving large-scale, real-time trading and cash management systems. He has a strong capital markets and wealth management background from senior technology roles at UBS and IBM, with hands-on expertise designing event-driven microservices and low-latency trade processing platforms. Equally comfortable in code and leadership, he has contributed Java examples and concurrency tests to the popular eugenp/tutorials repository, demonstrating practical knowledge of cache configurations and deadlock/livelock scenarios. Based in Pune, he blends a formal electronics and advanced computing education from NIT Patna and CDAC with a pragmatic track record of building and mentoring cross-functional teams to deliver robust financial systems.
8 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
BE, Electronics & Communication, BE, Electronics & Communication at National Institute of Technology , Patna
PGDAC, Computer Science, A+, PGDAC, Computer Science, A+ at Centre for Development of Advanced Computing
Contributions:13 commits, 19 PRs, 1 comment in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Kamlesh contributed significantly to the `eugenp/tutorials` repository, primarily focusing on Java-based code examples. They addressed the differences between `System.exit()` and `Runtime.getRuntime().halt()` and introduced new cache2k examples with different configurations. Furthermore, the user updated and added test cases for the cache2k examples, ensuring functionality and performance. The user demonstrated a good understanding of Java concurrency with examples of deadlock and livelock scenarios.
Contributions:13 pushes, 1 branch, 1 issue in 7 years 5 months
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