About Me

Leading teams to deliver cloud-based scalable cost-effective enterprise solutions. A well-experienced team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Has proven skill-set to work independently and manage technical development teams to deliver innovative new solutions with cutting edge cloud technologies.

International Work Experience: Singapore, New Zealand, Canada, Asia Pacific

Specialties: Application Architecture, Cloud Solutions, Application Security, End to End Medium to Large Scale Application Solutions in Microsoft Tech stack

Tech Stack :
.net core, C#, ASP.NET, MVC, Angular, Entity Framework, MS SQL, Postgres, LINQ, ADO.NET, My SQL, REST APIs, AJAX, HTML/DHTML, SSIS, XML/XSLT, JavaScript, Typescript, Socket programming

Cloud: AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Docker

CI/CD: Gitlab, Azure Devops, TFS

Design: OOP/OOD, UML, SOA, MVC, MVVM

Tools: VS, SQL Server, SSMS, Xmpie, Git, TFS, MS Project, Visio, Wireshark, Fiddler, Postman

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