Saleem Shaik

Highly experienced software engineer, detail-oriented, with a keen eye and analytical mind for complex problem solving. Proven track record in backend development, AI integration, and team leading. Skilled in building robust microservices using Java and Spring Boot, as well as REST/SOAP APIs and GraphQL. Implemented AI to streamline and optimize work processes, increasing efficiency and maintainability, and saving several days of effort. Has working knowledge of SQL and NoSQL databases, including Oracle, Sybase, Elasticsearch, and Couchbase. Increased system reliability and operational insight by using Grafana and Prometheus tools. Mentored graduate software engineers on Java and application frameworks, contributing to team growth and skill development. Worked as a Scrum Master on Agile projects, serving as a solutions architect for business-critical migrations.  

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UK businesses are suffering from the tariff turmoil

The short- and medium-term investment plans of UK small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) have been hit hard by the recent changes to international trade tariffs.

How AI is helping small businesses outthink big competitors

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have always impressed me with their agility and creativity. They are the ones who take bold risks, experiment quickly, and often bring real innovation to market first. But there’s no denying that, for years, large corporations had the upper hand in terms of resources, technology, and reach. What I’m seeing now, however, is a real shift. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is giving SMEs the kind of leverage that used to be reserved for the biggest players.