Rajat Khare works as a software architect at Intuit. He has experience working with the whole QuickBooks ecosystem of products and services. Since the GraphQL ecosystem’s emergence in 2015, Rajat has been working on it. He has created a number of GraphQL-based services and applications for self-employed and small business owners to meet their demands for employee administration, accounting, and business management. He has more than 16 years of experience developing high-quality, scalable, fault-tolerant software and services in the healthcare, automotive, and financial industries. Rajat has been committed to fostering technological innovation. The innovation has a significant impact on both consumers and businesses.
He is a frequent external and internal speaker at conferences. Rajat Khare Intuit appreciates discussing the excellent work that is being done in the engineering teams he works with and mentoring engineers to do the same.
Patents by Rajat Khare
He has filed more than four patent applications. To safeguard the following inventions, Rajat Khare has applied for patents. USPTO’s database has issued some patents for the applications filed by Rajat. Besides, it also includes those that are still pending.
1. DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE FOR APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACES WITH VARIABILITY:
Deepak Nadig, Rajat Khare Intuit, and Jayanth Samani filed this patent on June 28, 2017. The purpose of the current disclosure is to provide an application programming interface variation’s developer experience (API). In some implementations, a developer requests information about their experience as a developer. In certain implementations, the request is used to determine which API variation is relevant to the developer. A unique developer experience may be chosen in various implementations depending on the API variation. The customised developer experience might include API-specific developer experience data.
2. RENDERING USER-INTERFACE ELEMENTS BASED ON VARIATION METAMODELS:
Deepak Nadig, Jayanth Saimani, Rajat Khare Intuit, and Vishwanath Ranganath filed this patent on January 5, 2017. The embodiments described here offer methods for displaying user-interface components for an entity type using a variant metamodel that was provided in response to an API request. A user interface sends the API request to an API service whenever a user performs a function to access or create an entity. API request identifies the entity type, which also includes user context data. The API service chooses the variant metamodel based on the context data. The user interface gets a response from the API service and analyses it.
3. DEFINING VARIABILITY SCHEMAS IN AN APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API):
Jayanth SAIMANI, Rajat Khare, and Vishwanath filed this patent on January 5, 2017. An application programming interface’s capacity to manage variability is the subject of the current disclosure (API). One embodiment states that receiving a user’s description of a variability schema and the context details related to the variability schema is a general step in a process. A computing system connects the variation and context details to one or more API characteristics. The computing system receives a request to carry out one or more operations using one or more properties. It compares the context information related to the request to the context information related to the variability schema, and then it executes the request using the variation of one or more properties.
4. TOOL FOR INTERFACING WITH AN INFUSION PUMP:
Troy A Bartz, Paul T. Kotnik, Rana Balci, and Rajat Khare filed this patent on October 22, 2009. I) Computer-readable code for creating a drug library, a run profile, or a combination of the two, and II) Computer-readable code for setting the infusion pump are both components of a tool or computer-readable media for interacting with an infusion pump.
5. PROCESSING APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API) QUERIES BASED ON VARIABLE SCHEMAS:
Deepak, Jayanth, and Rajat KHARE filed this patent on January 5, 2017. The current disclosure deals with making calls to application programming interfaces (APIs) to obtain data. In one implementation, a method generally entails receiving a request from a client device at the API. Here the request is for a data transaction and involves identifying context information related to the request. receiving an entity schema that includes a metamodel based on the context data. utilising the entity schema and metamodel to process the request, creating a response that contains the entity schema, and sending the response back to the client device.
6. AUTOMATED SCORING OF CALL INTERACTIONS:
Rajat Khare filed this patent on 4th March 2021. Receiving and recording a call interaction between a customer and an employee of an organisation; converting the call interaction into the text, and scoring the call interaction based on a plurality of parameters associated with what the employee spoke and a plurality of parameters associated with how the employee spoke are all examples of systems and methods for automatically scoring a call interaction. producing comments based on the call interaction score; assessing the employee’s performance based on the score and the remarks of the call interaction, and displaying the call interaction score and comments on a user device to enhance the employee’s performance.
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