About Me


Microsoft geek - Having good knowledge in Microsoft technologies and Azure Cloud Platform.
                             Worked as Technical Specialist for many fortune 100 companies in last 14 years.
                             Areas of expertise - .NET, Azure, SharePoint, Power Platform, and SQL.

Certifications
  • Microsoft Azure Solution Architect (MCP ID: 5720015)
  • Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: O365/SharePoint Server
  • MCTS - Microsoft Power BI Technology Specialist 

.NET Areas
  • Framework -7.0/6.0/Core/4.8/4.5/3.0
  • Languages - C#, ASP.NET
  • Area          - Web App, Web API, REST API, Windows App, MVC, EF, DI
  • SQL           - SQL Server, Azure SQL, Mongo DB, Oracle
  • SC             - Azure DevOps, TFS, VSS


SharePoint/O365

Extensive experience on farm design, developed business application, hosted into SharePoint portal (On Premise/Online), and maintenance them through support framework. Extensive experience in the following SharePoint product versions:


• SharePoint Server 2016

• Office 365

• SharePoint 2013

• SharePoint 2010

• Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

• WSS v3.0

• WSS v2.0

Tools : SharePoint designer, Nintex, Content Matrix, DocAve, SPFX, InfoPath, Angular, Power Apps, Power BI, React, Corridor Apps, ShareGate, DocAve, Metalogix, Quest Migrator, and MS build tools



Azure 

• Azure API Management, Azure Dev Ops, Azure SQL, Data Lake, Storage, Table, Blob.

• ADF, Data Bricks, SCALA, Python, Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell, and Portal Management



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