Ruchi Solani is a Python developer with nine years of hands-on experience building backend systems and APIs, grounded in strong Java and Python skills. Based in Vadodara, she has contributed to notable open-source work on Apache Atlas—implementing backend features, REST APIs for classification management, and bug fixes that touch core data-modeling and notification hooks. Her engineering approach blends practical problem-solving with attention to robustness, as evidenced by fixes that prevent runtime exceptions and add default attribute support. A disciplined learner with a B.Tech in Computer Science and a high-performing diploma background, she’s quietly carving a focused career path that bridges enterprise-grade open-source contributions and pragmatic backend development.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, 7.76 CGPA, Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, 7.76 CGPA at PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGG. AND TECH., LIMDA, VAGHODIA 037
Diploma of Education, Computer Engineering, 9.31 CGPA, Diploma of Education, Computer Engineering, 9.31 CGPA at Government Polytechnic Jamnagar
Apache Atlas - Open Metadata Management and Governance capabilities across the Hadoop platform and beyond
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:10 commits in 4 months
Contributions summary:Ruchi primarily contributed to the Apache Atlas project by fixing bugs, adding new features and updating existing functionalities in the backend. Their work included implementing default value support for attributes, updating the Sqoop and Storm hooks to use V2 notifications. The user also added REST APIs for managing classifications based on unique attributes and addressed an issue in the Storm hook, preventing a NullPointerException. These changes suggest involvement in core system logic, data modeling, and API development.
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