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Ankit Chopra

Software Engineer @Wells Fargo | 2+ Years Experience | Scaling Python & Spring Boot systems | Building agentic AI for governance | Open Source Contributor

Bengaluru

2+ years of work experience

Wells Fargo
Aug 20242 y 1 moPresent

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

- Designed and built enterprise-grade Python libraries for logging, authentication, and configuration from scratch, adopted across 500+ internal teams with 60,000+ downloads, without compromising developer UX. - Built an AI Governance Repo Classification Pipeline (Spring Boot) that authors and enforces compliance rulesets across 80,000+ repositories, replacing manual review with automated, org-wide scanning. - Developed AI-agent compliance APIs that accelerated internal adoption of governance tooling by 4x, using GitHub Copilot-based tooling to streamline rule enforcement. - Built a vulnerability-detection AI application (FastAPI, LangChain, MongoDB) to surface security risks in internal codebases proactively. - Authored standardized MCP Server, LangGraph, and ADK Agent templates for the Internal Developer Portal, cutting agent bootstrap time for teams building on the platform. - Automated a high-priority workflow (Spring Boot) to stream real-time application data from the Developer Portal into MongoDB, eliminating a fully manual process. - Introduced pagination in the Internal Developer Portal, improving load performance and usability at scale. - Diagnosed and resolved recurring CI/CD pipeline failures, preventing outages and preserving a consistent org-wide developer experience. - Introduced BDD testing (Gherkin) into an existing Spring Boot application from the ground up, establishing a reusable testing pattern for the team.
myKaarma
May 20233 mosJul 2023

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

- Migrated a customer-facing service from broken legacy code to a reusable Spring Boot microservices architecture, rolled out to 30% of the customer base with zero downtime. - Introduced unit testing into the microservices layer for the first time on the team, establishing a reusable testing framework adopted for future development.

Ankit’s AI Stack

claude
claude
gemini
gemini
github copilot
github copilot
langchain
langchain
langgraph
langgraph
openai
openai

Education

Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Computer Science

Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology

20204 yrs2024

Higher Secondary, PCM

SGGS Collegiate Public School, Chandigarh

20182 yrs2020

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Headline

Software Engineer @Wells Fargo | 2+ Years Experience | Scaling Python & Spring Boot systems | Building agentic AI for governance | Open Source Contributor

About

'm a Software Engineer at Wells Fargo, 2+ years in. Started my career migrating a broken legacy service to Spring Boot microservices — rolled out to 30% of the customer base with zero downtime. That project taught me webhooks, reusable architecture, and a habit I still hold: I don't consider something done until I understand why it works, not just that it works. That habit has carried through 2 years of Python and Spring Boot work at increasing scale. I've designed enterprise-grade Python libraries from scratch, now used across 500+ internal teams — covering Authentication, Logging, Configuration Management, MongoDB, Kafka, Redis, and Certificate Management with stable retries. I built an AI Governance pipeline that classifies and scans 80,000+ repositories, giving the org visibility into what AI apps are actually being maintained. I've also automated workflows in Spring Boot that removed entire categories of manual work, including asynchronous database population from multiple sources. More recently, that same rigor has pulled me toward Agentic AI — LangGraph, MCP servers, RAG pipelines. It's where backend engineering discipline meets a genuinely new class of problems, and I approach it the same way: understand the system before trusting it. Outside work, I contribute to Open Source — OpenTelemetry packages on conda-forge, where code has to hold up to public scrutiny. I also enjoy Data Science — turning messy data into something structured, then modeling it for prediction. I'm looking for my next role on a team building serious Backend and Agentic AI systems, somewhere the problems are hard enough to keep me learning.

Location

Bengaluru

AI stack

claude

gemini

github copilot

langchain

langgraph

openai

Work experience

Software Engineer at Wells Fargo, Aug 2024 - Present · 2 y 1 mo, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, - Designed and built enterprise-grade Python libraries for logging, authentication, and configuration from scratch, adopted across 500+ internal teams with 60,000+ downloads, without compromising developer UX. - Built an AI Governance Repo Classification Pipeline (Spring Boot) that authors and enforces compliance rulesets across 80,000+ repositories, replacing manual review with automated, org-wide scanning. - Developed AI-agent compliance APIs that accelerated internal adoption of governance tooling by 4x, using GitHub Copilot-based tooling to streamline rule enforcement. - Built a vulnerability-detection AI application (FastAPI, LangChain, MongoDB) to surface security risks in internal codebases proactively. - Authored standardized MCP Server, LangGraph, and ADK Agent templates for the Internal Developer Portal, cutting agent bootstrap time for teams building on the platform. - Automated a high-priority workflow (Spring Boot) to stream real-time application data from the Developer Portal into MongoDB, eliminating a fully manual process. - Introduced pagination in the Internal Developer Portal, improving load performance and usability at scale. - Diagnosed and resolved recurring CI/CD pipeline failures, preventing outages and preserving a consistent org-wide developer experience. - Introduced BDD testing (Gherkin) into an existing Spring Boot application from the ground up, establishing a reusable testing pattern for the team.

Software Engineer Intern at myKaarma, May 2023 - Jul 2023 · 3 mos, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, - Migrated a customer-facing service from broken legacy code to a reusable Spring Boot microservices architecture, rolled out to 30% of the customer base with zero downtime. - Introduced unit testing into the microservices layer for the first time on the team, establishing a reusable testing framework adopted for future development.

Education

Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Computer Science, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology

Higher Secondary, PCM, SGGS Collegiate Public School, Chandigarh

Public links

github: https://github.com/BrownMunda1

leetcode: https://leetcode.com/BrownMunda

codeforces: https://codeforces.com/profile/brownmunda

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