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438-921-3*** Frisco TX USA Siraj6514310786@Gmail.Com Www SIRAJ GADHIA ( MCSD MCSE) 438-921-3*** Frisco TX USA www.SirajGadhia.com [email protected] www. Siraj360.com SR. / LEAD DEVELOPER / PROGRAMMER / ANALYST / ARCHITECT OBJECTIVE Angular 2 to 11, TypeScript, PWA, RWD, UI/UX, SASS, Bootstrap, Figma, RxJS, WebAPI,.NET Core, MVC Core, Razor, Mobile, JSON, jQuery, C#, VB.NET, SQL, Oracle, LINQ, EF, WCF, npm, and RWD. QUALIFICATIONS 25+ years of strong experience in Web Application development using ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, MVC, Angular, RxJS, Mobile, PWA, Web Services, JSON, TypeScript, JQuery, JavaScript, CSS, SASS, and SQL using the latest version. 10+ years of Architect level and solid UI/UX design experience with Angular 2 to 10+/1.x, Angular CLI, TypeScript, PWA, Observable/RxJS, SASS/LESS, JavaScript, Bower, npm, Gulp/Grunt, and WebAPI (www.SirajGadhia.com) 15+ Years of very strong and wide experience in Frontend Development with the latest technologies of the time. 9+ years of experience with UI/UX, MVC 3/4/5/6, Web API, Razor, WCF, HTML5, CSS3, RWD, BS, WCF, and EF. Demonstrated ability to complete all phases of the project cycle including consultation, research, analysis, architect, development, design, functionality, maintenance, testing, and support. Highly expert to develop creative web user interface including layout design and graphic design Strong ability to troubleshoot hardware, software, network, and internet-related problems. MCSD and MCSE certified. Results-oriented and a proven ability to meet project deadlines and find solutions to challenges. Excellent people skills – strong ability to listen, understand and respond to client concerns. Very well organized, powerful memory, creative thinker, self-starter, and a quick learner. TECHNICAL SKILLS W e b, Fronte nd, a nd UI/UX Development Angular 2 to 10 &1,x, PWA, .NET Core/5/4.x/3.5/2/1.1, jQuery, Bootstrap 4/3.x, AJAX TK, VB.NET, C#, OOP, OOD, MVC 5/4/3/Core, Razor, RWD, HTML5, CSS3, SASS, LES, JavaScript , MVVM, LINQ to SQL/XML, NuGet Packages, Git, WebAPI, AJAX, JSON, EF, WCF, Web Services, XML, XSLT, SOA, Application Blocks, ELMAH, SOAP Visual Studio 2019/1715/14/12/10/08/05/03, Azure, SourceSafe, TFS, StarTeam, N Tiers, N Projects, WWF, Patterns, DotNetNuke, Portal, ASP3, VB6, Visual InterDev, VBScript, COM/COM+, CSS, HTML/DHTML, AWS Crystal Report, FrontPage, SharePoint 2007/03, SharePoint Designer 2007, InfoPath 2007 Dreamweaver 8, Firework CS5/8, Flash 8, Photoshop 7, and ImageStyler Database Tools MS SQL Server 2000/05/08/10/12/14, DTS, T-SQL, DTS, SSIS, Dynamic Data, EF4, PLINQO, LINQ SSRS, SSIS, Oracle 12/11g/10g/9i/7, Oracle SQL Developer, TOAD for Oracle, Oracle Explorer Visual FoxPro, MS Access, Sybase SQL, Data Warehouse, OLAP, RDBMS, ODBC, and ADO.NET Environment, Protocol and Fundamental MS Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP, Windows Server, NT Server, Index Server 2, Azure, DevOps MS Office 2013/10/07/03 (PowerPoint, Outlook, Word, Excel, Visio, SharePoint Designer) SQL Server Red-Gate, Cruise Control, Web Publication, TCP/IP, HTTP/FTP, LAN/WAN, and IIS Recent Updates Angular 11, Figma, VS 2019, TypeScript 4.x, .Net Core 3.2, Blazor, & SQL Server 2019. EDUCATION / TRAINING / CERTIFICATION 2015 Skills update with AngularJS 2.0, Bootstrap 4, RxJS, MVC6, and VS 2015 Training 2014 AngularJS 1.4.x and Bootstrap Development (includes 112hr Pluralsight video) Training 2011 Fast and rapid development with Net 4.0, VS 10, EF 4.0, WCF 4.0 and MVC 3 Training 2007 SharePoint 2007/2003 Administration and Custom development with .Net 2.0 Training 2004 SIP CWD (The Society of Internet Professionals - Certified Web Developer) Certificate 2002 Equivalent Engineering Degree Certificate, Toronto University, Canada Eq. Degree 2001 MCSD (Visual Basic 6 and SQL Server 7) and MCSE (Windows 2000) Certificate 2000 Webmaster Certificate 2000 Web Development Tools and Techniques Training 2000 Implementation, Administration and Configuration of SQL Server 7 Training 1999 OOP and Class Modules Development with VB5 Training 1986 B E Electrical and Computer Technology, Saurashtra University, India, 1st Rank Degree RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Mobile First Angular Web Application Developer/Consultant/Architect Feb 21 to Present Client: Department of Health Service, Domain / Industry: Pharma, Medicin, Bio-Reactor. Tools: Angular 11 WebAPI, PWS, .Net Core 3, VS 2019, PrimeNG, Bootstrap, SASS, UI/UX, HTML5/CSS3, RWD, JSON, OOP, OOD, Figma, npm, RxJS, VS Code, SQL Database, JIRA, GIT, DevOps, Azure Cloud, and MS Team Responsibilities: Worked as Angular UI and .Net Core 3 WebAPI Sr. Developer/Architect worked with the team from remote, with scrum agile environment with Microsoft, Worked on all tears of muli tears application Used Angular 11 and PrimeNG for the front-end development, Created a unique mobile 1st web design by developing CSS3 and SCSS classes for branding and theme with a PWA including Figma wireframe for all breakpoints. Created a new SQL Database and Web API for this new client-facing web application for the residence of the county Created reusable, flexible, and expandable codes, utilities, and components with OOP, COI, and DRY principles in the library and modular form. This web application is for the residence of the county to apply with documents for the application of various benefits. The application developed as PWA including various PWA functionality with services worker swPush service, swUpdate service, Push Notification service, Push Notification Subscription Developed RWD with mobile 1st with various custom Media Query, Mixings, and SCSS classes & variables. Participated in dealy meetings and SCRUM activities through MS Team from remote at Frisco TX. Created various branches as needed, merged branches, participated in code review, fixed bugs, build a website package, and deployed website package to dev/stage environment. Colobarted with QA Team, Business Analyst, Technical Writer and other cross-functional teams of the county and state government Provided recommendation of technologies for architect design including research, created various demos, mentored team members/developers, and provided training to developers of state/county government Sr. Angular Frontend and .Net Core WebAPI Architect/Developer May 20 to Dec 20 Client: Johnson & Johnson Inc, New Brunswick, New Jersey USA (3-month remote project) Domain / Industry: Pharma, Medicin, Bio-Reactor. Tools: Angular 10/9 WebAPI, .Net Core 3, VS 2019, Bootstrap, SASS, Front-End, UI/UX, HTML5/CSS3, RWD, JSON, OOP, OOD, Media Query, npm, RxJS, VS Code, Oracle Database, Figma, JIRA, Bit Buckets, Source Tress, and AWS Responsibilities: Worked as Angular UI and .Net Core 3 WebAPI Sr. Developer and Architect as one man person show for a 3-month remote project as Covid19 situation. Worked with AWS (Amazon WorkSpace) as a virtual machine. Used Angular 9 and upgraded to 10 for the front end, Created a unique layout for frontend using Material as well Bootstrap 4.x, SCSS, and Mixing with very complex rendering with a PWA, used RxJS for observable service to access various WebAPI. Created reusable, flexible, and expandable codes, utilities, and components with OOP, COI, and DRY principles in the library and modular form. This web application is used for virtual Bio-Rector calculation expansion and various calculations for scientific research with different kinds of feeds and to convert calculation to real Bio-Rector with various kinds of equipment, process steps/days, and material. The application developed with PWA (for progressive website) for a unique and complex requirement with using IndexDB to save and update data at web assembly for offline native app type behavior. PWA functionality with services worker swPush service, swUpdate service, Push Notification service, Push Notification Subscription service including Firebase database for a subscription with Firebase auth service, email service, and messaging service. When Sinctice/user saves a set of research data those are notifying to all subscribers by PWA push notification. Designed and Architected various sections Bio-Reactor molecules volume expansion calculation and real Bio-Reactor feed calculation with various feed types and various types of equipment. Implemented various complex calculation processes with various options and a graphical indication of key indicators as well as expansion, saved historical data in the oracle database, provided the choice to get and modify historical data for new research. Utilized Rascal 3rd Party API and Biovia 3rd Party API for various complex calculations and various documents files. Created an MVC base WebAPI with .Net Core 3 by accessing highly secured Oracle Database in some case used wapper with same WebAPI to read and save files from 3rd Part API and transfer to or from JSON Used npm packages for local storage key indications, graphical representation, and modal popup Created various observable service to access 3rd Party API as well as developed Oracle Data access WebAPI. Used Bit Bucket and Source Tree to mage repository, Used Team Metting for day to day work and task, and Skype for meetings. Cordial work with the manager with daily meetings and another execute manager/office with weekly meetings Designed and recommended full end-to-end workflow and user behavior with architect documents, provided a full guideline on how to work on each part of the development, and to finish it with a timeframe including the approval process Sr. Angular UI/UX Frontend Developer/Architect (Angular 4 to 8 CLI SASS) Apr 18 to Mar 20 Client:
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