Personal Accomplishments at Tata Consultancy Services

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It has been four years since I first set my foot in this corporate world with Tata Consultancy Services - amongst the top 10 technology firms in the world. I started as a Test Analyst for a program called Galaxy. This program was a colossal leap by a UK based bank -Lloyds Bank into the digital world whereby targeting to cater all customer functions online. On the retrospection my professional career, all my major accomplishments have been related with this bank
My first accomplishment was a magnanimous success of an initiative that I handled as a Teat Analyst for the bank. For projects of this scale, managers usually are hesitant to allocate any fledgling to a complex functionality. Surprisingly, I was made to be a part of a challenging and complex functionality. The proposition was to allow the bank customers to service their Mortgage Accounts online. The bank had thousands of existing customer data on various systems that were to be modified which introduced a big risk. The project went through erratic changes in requirements and implementation and thus the need for a fool proof t...

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