Life as a Developer

As a developer, you have to be willing to immerse yourself in technology. The following sections summarize my key skills in the field of Software Engineering.

Web/Software Development

Over the years working as a web developer, I was able to explore both front-end and back-end paradigms. I believe developers should be versatile in all areas of development.

As a Full-Stack developer, I can design and develop dynamic, secure, and user-friendly websites.

I am AWS certified. I love working with the various services AWS has to offer. With the advent of AI, I plan on upskilling in the field of AI x Cloud. Recently, I completed the Azure Administrator exam Microsoft Azure certified.

I have dabbled my feet into Web3 development and learned a lot about bridging the gap between traditional Web2 paradigms and how, by harnessing the power of the blockchain, we can build decentralized solutions.

Languages

JavaScript (ES7+)
Java
Typescript

Full Stack Technologies

AWS
APIs (REST, Testing APIs using Postman)
Azure
Bootstrap
Express.js
Next.js
Node.js
React.js (React Query, React-Router, Hooks, etc.)
Redux/Redux Toolkit
SQL/MongoDB (Relational/Non-Relational Databases)
TailwindCSS
Terraform

Version Control/Project Management Tools/IDEs

Git
Github
Bitbucket
Jira
Confluence
MS Office
Microsoft Visual Studio Code
Notepad++
AWS CLI
VIM Editor
Eclipse
Atom.io
Github.dev
v0.dev
Cursor AI Editor
Replit Code Editor

Testing & Deployment

Selenium WebDriver
Cucumber Framework
Docker
Jenkins

Web3 Development & Crypto

Cryptocurrencies
NFTs
Mocha.js
Solidity
Smart Contracts
Remix IDE
Ganache CLI

Additional Programming Languages

Other than web development (which is a big part of my skillset), I am competent with other programming languages:

Bash/CLI/Powershell Scripting
Terraform

Java was the first language I learned in high school. Intrigued by the idea of programming, I decided to pursue my studies in Software Engineering.