- Published on September 13, 2019
- In Deep Tech
Behind The Code: An RPA Developer Who Knows How Automation Is Creating More Jobs
- By Harshajit Sarmah
For our weekly developer column ‘Behind The Code’, we interact with the developer community in India and try to take a look at their journey till date — the way they work, and the tools they use. For this week, we got a chance to interact with Piyush Ratnam, an Application Developer at McAfee. Piyush gave us an insight into the RPA industry in India and how he is doing his part in this ever-growing industry.
The Journey
A graduate with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and engineering, Piyush has always been passionate about programming and implementing logics. It all started when he first across Semantic Web and Semantic Search, technology which have roots in early Artificial Intelligence.
Ratnam started his career as an Automation Test Engineer, where he got the exposure to Selenium along with several other programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, C# and Python. Being a tech enthusiast, he has always been inquisitive and thoughtful about Robotics and Machi
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Harshajit Sarmah
Harshajit is a writer / blogger / vlogger. A passionate music lover whose talents range from dance to video making to cooking. Football runs in his blood. Like literally!
He is also a self-proclaimed technician and likes repairing and fixing stuff. When he is not writing or making videos, you can find him reading books/blogs or watching videos that motivate him or teaches him new things.
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