Hi, I'm Ishwariya Pandi

At Dreamscape Learn, I worked behind the scenes of immersive VR learning sessions, making sure students entered a stable, calibrated, and smooth virtual environment. The role brought together hardware setup, software checks, spatial calibration, QA testing, and real-time troubleshooting.

I maintained and calibrated Unity-based VR systems used for individual and multi-user learning sessions. I configured 3D haptic pods, checked spatial alignment, prepared systems before sessions, and performed routine QA checks to catch hardware or software issues before they disrupted the experience.

During live operations, I diagnosed and resolved real-time system faults so sessions could continue with minimal interruption. I also shared structured feedback with engineering teams to support improvements in hardware-software integration.

This role taught me that good technology often becomes invisible. When everything works, users stay immersed. That quiet reliability is the magic behind the curtain.

At Accenture, I worked on enterprise integrations that connected applications, business processes, and backend systems across production environments. This is where I built my foundation in SAP PI/PO, SAP Integration Suite, backend integration design, and the kind of engineering that needs to stay reliable even when no one is watching.

I built production-grade integrations using SAP PI/PO, SAP Integration Suite, REST, SOAP, IDoc, RFC, JDBC, SFTP, JMS, and AS2. I developed CPI iFlows with adapter configurations, dynamic routing, OData and REST services, Groovy scripting, message mappings, and UDFs.

I also supported PI/PO-to-CPI migration work by refactoring legacy interfaces and improving cloud readiness. A major part of my work involved strengthening production stability through error handling, retries, logging, monitoring, and runtime controls during production and hypercare.

This experience shaped how I think as an engineer. Working code is only the first checkpoint. The real goal is a system that can be monitored, understood, recovered, and trusted when the business depends on it.

At RETECH, I worked on an enterprise .NET application and got hands-on experience across backend updates, UI changes, automation testing, database work, and release support. It was a compact role, but it showed me how many moving parts sit behind even a simple application change.

I delivered backend and UI updates using C#, AngularJS, HTML, CSS, and TypeScript. I implemented Selenium automation for core workflows to reduce manual regression effort across release builds.

I also supported Docker-based test runs, Linux releases, and MS SQL Server query and stored procedure changes across multiple relational tables. This role helped me understand software as a connected system, not just a frontend screen or a backend function sitting alone in the dark.

At CodeBind, I built a full-stack scheduling application that helped users manage bookings and notifications. It was one of my early experiences connecting frontend design, backend logic, database structure, API behavior, and automation into one complete product.

I worked with React, Tailwind CSS, Go, and PostgreSQL to build the application. I designed and validated RESTful API endpoints for booking and notification workflows, then configured GitHub Actions CI workflows and email notifications to reduce manual coordination time.

This project gave me confidence in building end-to-end applications. It taught me that clean APIs, thoughtful workflows, and reliable automation can turn a small project into something that actually feels usable.