
Tharun Prasath engineered robust backend enhancements across several Ministry of Justice repositories, including laa-crown-court-proceeding and laa-maat-court-data-api. He delivered new API features, such as enriched review types and bulk admin workflows, and improved data modeling for Crown Court outcome processing. Tharun applied Java and Spring Boot to refactor models, implement queue-based processing, and expand integration testing, ensuring reliability and maintainability. He upgraded runtime environments, modernized CI/CD pipelines, and integrated AWS Secrets Manager for secure certificate management. His work addressed operational risks, improved data quality, and streamlined deployment, demonstrating depth in API development, cloud security, and configuration management.

July 2025 monthly summary: Delivered major Crown Court outcome processing improvements and a new admin API to bulk reset send_to_cclf flags, driving accuracy, reliability, and admin efficiency across two core domains. The work combined backend data modeling, queue-based processing, comprehensive testing, and robust API design to deliver measurable business value.
July 2025 monthly summary: Delivered major Crown Court outcome processing improvements and a new admin API to bulk reset send_to_cclf flags, driving accuracy, reliability, and admin efficiency across two core domains. The work combined backend data modeling, queue-based processing, comprehensive testing, and robust API design to deliver measurable business value.
June 2025: Delivered two high-impact changes across cloud-platform-environments and MAAT API. Implemented LIBRA MTLS certificate integration in UAT using AWS Secrets Manager, enabling secure certificate management and Infox MTLS integration. Upgraded MAAT Data API from Java 17 to Java 21, updating CI/CD pipelines, Dockerfile, and Gradle properties to improve runtime stability and security. These efforts improve security posture, reduce operational risk, and align with modern tech standards.
June 2025: Delivered two high-impact changes across cloud-platform-environments and MAAT API. Implemented LIBRA MTLS certificate integration in UAT using AWS Secrets Manager, enabling secure certificate management and Infox MTLS integration. Upgraded MAAT Data API from Java 17 to Java 21, updating CI/CD pipelines, Dockerfile, and Gradle properties to improve runtime stability and security. These efforts improve security posture, reduce operational risk, and align with modern tech standards.
March 2025: Delivered API data enhancements, data modeling improvements, and deployment configuration fixes across three repositories. Focused on enriching data surfaced to clients, improving API contracts, and restoring deployment reliability.
March 2025: Delivered API data enhancements, data modeling improvements, and deployment configuration fixes across three repositories. Focused on enriching data surfaced to clients, improving API contracts, and restoring deployment reliability.
February 2025 monthly summary: API surface enrichments across two services to provide richer review_type context for means testing and MAAT assessments. Delivered Means Test API enrichment (passport_review_type, means_review_type) in laa-crime-commons and MAAT API Review Type Enhancement (review_type for both means and passport assessments) in laa-maat-court-data-api. Updated DTOs (RepOrderStateDTO) and mappings (RepOrderMapper); updated tests to cover new fields. Result: clearer decisioning data for clients, easier integration, and improved data quality. No major outages; improvements support LASB-3900 initiative and reduce client-side data shaping.
February 2025 monthly summary: API surface enrichments across two services to provide richer review_type context for means testing and MAAT assessments. Delivered Means Test API enrichment (passport_review_type, means_review_type) in laa-crime-commons and MAAT API Review Type Enhancement (review_type for both means and passport assessments) in laa-maat-court-data-api. Updated DTOs (RepOrderStateDTO) and mappings (RepOrderMapper); updated tests to cover new fields. Result: clearer decisioning data for clients, easier integration, and improved data quality. No major outages; improvements support LASB-3900 initiative and reduce client-side data shaping.
December 2024 monthly summary for ministryofjustice/laa-crown-court-proceeding: Delivered a strategic simplification of the CCP CI/CD pipeline by removing git-crypt, and updated deployment configurations to reflect the new secure, encryption-free workflow. The work reduced maintenance overhead, improved security posture, and streamlined deployment processes for Crown Court Proceeding service.
December 2024 monthly summary for ministryofjustice/laa-crown-court-proceeding: Delivered a strategic simplification of the CCP CI/CD pipeline by removing git-crypt, and updated deployment configurations to reflect the new secure, encryption-free workflow. The work reduced maintenance overhead, improved security posture, and streamlined deployment processes for Crown Court Proceeding service.
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