Rohit Alladi

I am a seasoned Senior Engineer with over 12 years of Enterprise software experience in the industry, including extensive work with Fortune 500 companies.
Demonstrating versatility and expertise across various technological domains, I have a proven track record in building cloud-native applications(Salesforce), Application Solution Design & development,
developing DevOps processes, engaging with AI and machine learning.
My comprehensive technical skill set, combined with the leadership and team-motivation abilities, have facilitated the delivery of high-quality software solutions.
This has significantly contributed to the advancement of the technology sector and the professional development of technologists under my mentorship throughout my career.
  • Skills: Salesforce, CRM, AWS, Python, Machine Learning

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Creating a CSV Parser in Apex

Salesforce supports the conversion of only csv files utilizing Apex. However if you use their LWC - js platform that provides wide options to bring in libraries to parse all kinds of file types. Here in this script i would be providing basic idea of functions utilizing the parsing logic along with options to iterate […]

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2024-05-21

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