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• Test automation engineer with a decade of automation experience
• Well versed with UI automation in Coded UI, WinAppDriver, and Selenium
• Familiar with ISTQB foundation level, preparing for certification soon
• Working in agile teams since a decade
• Fluent English speaker
• Previously experience in Android Java development, TCP/IP & UDP development
• Active Directory/LDAP, high performance multi-threaded and asynchronous programming
• A "Programming Polymath", knows C#/C++/Java on Windows/Android.

Got a diverse collection of tech tools in my arsenal. Lot of my work has been related to "Windows Service" type of applications. I have already worked on Windows Services using C++, and C#.Net programming languages.

At a Microsoft gold certified partner, and a hardcore Active Directory/Exchange solutions shop where I work as full time employee I've learned a lot about Agile software development methodologies. We follow SCRUM practices over here. It's a continuous integration based environment, powered by Microsoft Team Foundation Server and other top notch tools.

I also got experience of developing client/server applications, which communicate over the network using streaming sockets over TCP/IP protocol . I've also worked with UDP sockets as well. My first three jobs were related to computer telephony, therefore I understand the dynamics of computer programs that are related to telephones. For example, software for recording telephone calls, and software used by operators to manage incoming/outgoing calls.

I've been working with Microsoft .Net technologies for past 6 years, and I know the thing inside out. C# has become my key strength due to the extensive experience.

I also got experience of developing software in Java, which made my transition to Android development easier. I have done two Android projects on Android platform as well.

I manage all of my works on BitBucket.com using Git, so even if my laptop goes down your work will be at a safe place.

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