UPS India Technology Center
I build teams that ship — and enable them to ship with AI.
Applications Development Manager. Eighteen years as a .NET engineer. Now leading 20+ people on delivery, governance, and agent enablement.
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Chapter 01
2007
Started as a .NET developer. That foundation never left.
I began writing software in C# and .NET in 2007. The early years were about shipping features, fixing production issues, and learning how systems actually behave under load — not slides.
That builder habit still shapes how I lead: clear requirements, readable code, and delivery you can defend.
Chapter 02
2012
International delivery on someone else’s critical system.
From Ghent, Belgium, I worked with Indecomm on Wolters Kluwer financial-services software — re-engineering a data-intensive risk platform on C# and SQL Server, improving code quality, and integrating across teams.
Working onshore taught me to communicate precisely across time zones, cultures, and stakeholders who needed the system to stay correct.
Chapter 03
2015–23
Infosys → Dell → Siemens Gamesa as a hands-on engineer.
At Infosys, I worked in the energy domain on data services and application support. At Dell Technologies, I contributed as a principal software engineer and later built mobile and web apps independently.
At Siemens Gamesa, I was a hands-on .NET / Azure engineer: ASP.NET Core Web APIs, Azure SQL, Service Bus, Functions, DevOps pipelines, Microsoft Entra ID authentication, microservice migration and containerization, architecture documentation, and mentoring junior consultants.
Education along the way: B.E. Computer Science, VIT; M.S. Software Systems, BITS Pilani. Credential: Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals.
Chapter 04
2023
UPS ADM — from 17 engineers to 20+.
In July 2023 I joined UPS as an Applications Development Manager at the India Technology Center. I started leading a team of 17. That team is now 20+ engineers.
The work is product delivery for a high-volume UPS business line — multiple applications, partner integrations, and the people systems that keep delivery steady.
Chapter 05
Now
Agents. Governance. Product at scale.
Helping engineering teams use AI agents in day-to-day development and operations — with quality guardrails, not theater.
Turning classification and policy into engineering practice so data can be used safely for AI across a large technology organization.
Leading delivery across applications and partner integrations for a high-volume business line — cost-effective, measurable, public-safe.
Aligning individual strength with hard problems so engineers grow while the product moves.
Proof
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Recognized for delivery and impact.
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Philosophy
Small, consistent gains compound. Culture beats one-off heroics.
Simple architecture, plain language, documentation people actually use.
Autonomy with accountability. People grow when the work is theirs.
For recruiters & collaborators
Lakshmi Narasimhan Devarajan — Applications Development Manager at UPS India Technology Center. He leads 20+ engineers and focuses on AI agent enablement, data governance for AI, and product engineering, after about 18 years as a .NET and Azure software engineer.
Hands-on .NET, C#, ASP.NET / ASP.NET Core, and Azure across enterprise roles, including international delivery in Belgium. B.E. Computer Science (VIT), M.S. Software Systems (BITS Pilani), Microsoft Azure Fundamentals.
A UPS India Technology Center engineering team that grew from 17 to 20+ people, spanning multiple applications, with public focus on agent enablement, data governance for AI, and product delivery.
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