About me

I have over 10 years of industry experience as full stack software engineer as well as technical lead for development teams. My recent recent experience is in Microsoft Azure. I am working on cloud based solutions and preparing for Microsoft Certified Azure Developer Associate with my future focus in developing and architecting products. I am based in live in London, United Kingdom and I love staying up to date with the latest in technologies and writing and sharing knowledge to others. My articles in the past have been selected as TOP favourite articles on different software platforms like codeproject and codeguru. 


Role: Software Engineer, Designing and Development 
Skills: Microsoft Azure, .Net Core, .Net Framework, APIs, Webapps, C#, Technical Lead and Team lead, Software Development in Microsoft Technologies 

Author and publisher in CodeProject, CodeGuru and other technical websites 

Achievements I did Masters in Computer Sciences with distinction of highest grades in my academic year. I have achieved many titles and certificates from my Employers during my career. Recently I have completed my course in Azure On Microsoft, Pluralsite and Udemy and attended live workshops by Microsoft.
I have been a part of User Research for Department of Education UK API Management portal.




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