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Presenting the Winners of the InnovateHER Java Full Stack Developer Hiring Challenge 🏆
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Presenting the Winners of the InnovateHER Java Full Stack Developer Hiring Challenge 🏆

After two rigorous rounds—an assessment of core Java concepts and a challenging hackathon to build a retry and replay framework—the top three winners have been recognised.

Presenting the Winners of the InnovateHER Java Full Stack Developer Hiring Challenge 🏆
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Key takeaways

  • Recognize Pratheepa, Ramya Gayam, and Rutuja Kale as top winners of the InnovateHER challenge.
  • Pratheepa's winning project featured a robust, secure Retry and Replay Framework with multiple configurable strategies.
  • Ramya Gayam's application elegantly managed failed transactions using a polished UI and advanced scheduling.
  • Rutuja Kale developed an efficient job scheduling system, showcasing her strong technical capabilities.
  • The challenge highlighted exceptional talent among women developers in the Java programming community.
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The InnovateHER Java Full Stack Developer Hiring Challenge, hosted in partnership with Chubb, was a resounding success! The event showcased remarkable talent, innovation, and technical depth from women developers across the country. 

After two rigorous rounds—an assessment of core Java concepts and a challenging hackathon to build a retry and replay framework—the top three winners have been recognised.

Top 3 Winners

1st Place: Pratheepa (Score: 32.5)

Pratheepa impressed judges with her robust and secure Retry and Replay Framework built with Spring Boot. Her solution allows configurable retry strategies using Spring and Quartz, with features like email notification, role-based access control, and an intuitive dashboard. She provided multiple run options and environmental flexibility. 

Click here to explore her project on GitHub.

2nd Place: Ramya Gayam (Score: 32)

Gayam’s Retry and Replay Framework was a feature-rich Spring Boot application that elegantly handled failed transactions. With a polished Thymeleaf-based UI and Quartz scheduler integration, the framework supported fixed and exponential retry strategies, Gmail notifications, H2-based persistence, and a secure admin-user role setup. 

Check out her project here.

3rd Place: Rutuja Dattatray Kale (Score: 26.8)

Kale built a powerful job scheduling system focused on efficient task execution and management. Her system incorporated comprehensive logging of job start and end times, along with success or failure status, facilitating monitoring and analysis. It also features error detection and recovery mechanisms to ensure reliable execution.

Click here to check out the project.

Why This Challenge Mattered

InnovateHER wasn’t just a hiring challenge—it was a platform to empower women in tech by giving them a real-world problem to solve, visibility to showcase their skills, and a chance to engage directly with Chubb, a global leader in insurance and innovation.

🙌 A Big Thank You to All Participants!

To every woman developer who took part, your passion and talent were truly inspiring. We hope this challenge was a stepping stone in your tech career journey.

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