💼 Professional Services

I provide professional consulting, project support, and focused trainings for teams and individuals working on enterprise backend and workflow automation systems.

With 15+ years of hands-on experience, I help solve real-world problems faced in development, deployment, and production environments.

🛠️ Areas of Expertise

✅ Backend & Enterprise Development

  • Java (Core Java, Enterprise Java)

  • Spring Boot (REST APIs, microservices, integrations)

  • PL/SQL (procedures, functions, performance tuning)

  • CMS

✅ Workflow Automation & BPM

  • jBPM

  • Camunda BPM

  • RHPAM

  • Flowable

  • BPMN & DMN best practices

  • Process design, optimization, and troubleshooting

✅ Cloud & Deployment

  • Microsoft Azure

  • Application deployment & configuration

  • Production issue analysis and fixes

💡 Services Offered

🔹 1-to-1 Technical Consulting

Ideal if you are:

  • Stuck with a production issue

  • Facing errors, you can’t resolve

  • Needing architectural guidance

Includes:

  • Problem analysis

  • Root cause explanation

  • Practical, project-ready solutions

📌 Conducted online

🔹 Project Support (Short-Term / Contract)

Best for:

  • Startups

  • Small teams

  • Delivery-critical phases

Support includes:

  • Feature implementation

  • Workflow design (BPMN / DMN)

  • Code review & optimization

  • Bug fixing & stabilization

📌 Engagement can be hourly or scope-based

🔹 Focused Trainings (Individual / Team)

Short, practical trainings designed for working professionals, not theory.

Popular topics:

  • BPMN & DMN in real projects

  • Camunda / jBPM/ RHPAM best practices

  • Workflow automation patterns

  • Spring Boot + BPM integrations

  • Common mistakes & production pitfalls

  • CMS

📌 Customized based on team needs

👩‍💻 Who This Is For

  • Working developers

  • Tech leads

  • Small to mid-size teams

  • Startups

  • Enterprise project teams

📩 How to Contact

If you are interested in paid consulting, project support, or training, please reach out via email with a brief description of your requirement.

📩 Email:

Primary: ishikhanirankari@gmail.com
Business: info@realtechnologiesindia.com

🌐 Website: IT Trainings | Digital metal podium

I will respond with availability and next steps.

🔒 Professional Note

  • All engagements are paid

  • No confidential or proprietary information is requested

  • Discussions are kept professional and project-focused

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