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Alok Agarwal

Freelance VB.NET Developer5.0 (277 reviews)

I have a great passion for solving problems and can help people with various programming languages, databases, information systems, software related projects.

William Curtis Patrick

I completed a Bachelor of Science degree in 2007 while interning at a variety of companies in various roles. I immediately applied my skills by joining a small software development company that provides software and services in the medical field. My work is currently in production at more than 100 hospitals and medical education facilities across the United States. Over time, I have learned new technologies and adapted to change many times. This has given me a rich background in front-end, back-end, and middle-layer development. I really enjoy working with T-SQL, and while I have used other .NET technologies extensively in the past, I’ve been exposed to at least 20 different programming languages and technologies over the years due to the nature of my work in the medical industry. In my free time, I’ve been exploring AI and experimenting with creating APIs for specific AI use cases. Outside of work, I’m a proud dad of a U.S. Army veteran. I also enjoy coin collecting and have a fun hobby of collecting gnomes.

Srinivas Waghmare (Sri)

Most of my work for customers is around solving complex business problems through people and technology. Expertise in Front-end user interfaces, interactions through back-end APIs and servers, middleware, data storage and integration Strong experience in ASP.NET Core development.

jonathan Olukotun

I derive pleasure in helping people resolve technology issues. I love to be at the cutting edge of technology, so I learn daily. I can help you using these and other technologies Excel & VBA, JavaScript; WordPress; SQL; React; PHP; Angular; Kafka; AWS...etc.

Noor Saifi

I can assist you in the skillset of my expertise mainly C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET, MVC, JavaScript, Angular, HTML, CSS, Xamarin, CMS, Wordpress, VB.NET, Crystal Reports, Highcharts, SSRS.

Zeeshan Khawaja

I have following skill set: - **Software Development** – Visual Basic 6, Visual Basic.Net - **Reporting** – Crystal Reports - **Database** – Microsoft Access, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle - **Networking** – Basics: I can easily setup an internet café and a small office. - **Laptop and Computer Service and repairs**. Can easily replace parts of laptops as well.

Donald Oktrova

Currently residing in Philadelphia, PA

JAGBIR SINGH

Jagbir RPA Solution Architect - Certified in UiPath and MS Power Platform Have 13 years of IT experience in the analysis, design, development, integration, testing, and maintenance using ASP .NET, C#, and SQL Server. Extensively worked on creating end to end Robotics Process Automation strategy for applications that includes web, desktop, mainframe, PDF files using Microsoft, Google OCR’s, SharePoint, excel using UiPath. • Delivered 100+ RPA UiPath bots. Project managed and delivered successfully across the globe where major was from US. • Have experience in Microsoft Power Platform – MS Automate Flows and Desktop, Power virtual agent, and Power Apps

David Brown

Hi! Areas where I help people learning to develop software: • Syntax, structure, debugging… everything from basics upwards. • #define constants and macros, stringizer operator etc. • Optimising for speed, memory etc. • Dynamic memory allocation and its pitfalls. I was a developer for 16 years (Panasonic, Quantel, Nokia, McLaren etc), then went into leadership and management. I still love to sit in front of a page of code and work on it and see it come to life. I’m very familiar with all the joys of coding, and also with the frustrations. I'm familiar with whole lifecycle from requirements analysis to maintenance in field, so I understand the context in which your SW creations might sit. Beyond the basics, some areas where I can help are: • Differences between writing code at school/college and in industry. In industry, your code might be maintained and changed by a dozen developers over the next 10-15 years, and you can write code in a style which means it will keep working the way you want it to. • Maintaining legacy code - this is very different from “green field” development in that you might inherit 1M lines of somebody else’s code and need to get your head around it, maintain it, debug it. For 10 years I worked in a very large Defence company and ran the Mentoring scheme, so I’ve arranged lots of mentoring but I’ve also had many mentees and a few mentors myself. I’m looking forward to talking to people about code and how it works, passing on my advice and learning from you too. I'm an avid supporter of D&I so I enjoy meeting, well, everyone. :-) Looking forward to working with you.

Abu Bakkar

Software Engineer with a BS in Data Science, skilled in machine learning, deep learning, NLP, and computer vision. Proficient in Python, TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch, NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn, and Matplotlib.