Experience

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  City of calgary

  Jun 2021 - now

  Full stack developer

  • HTML5• CSS/SCSS• JavaScript• TypeScript• Angular 12+• React17+ , React props, state, hooks • RxJS• ASP.NET Core• Web Service/API• Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code• Team Foundation Server (TFS)• Azure Dev Ops Services• Azure Boards• Azure Pipelines• POSSE Framework (POSSE Enterprise Platform)• MAF Angular• Kendo UI Angular• Blacksmith Framework• Set up angular components/web services structure with Angular 12/13• Worked with advance web development technologies to design, dynamic, cross-platform pages using angular material UI, Kendo UI for angular, HTML 5, CSS 3, Typescript, RxJS and with the addition of Bootstrap 5• Implemented angular services to handle events triggered by clients and send request to server • Developed reusable & custom components, web services, pipes, models, authentication guards, directives, routing using angular• Developed button, dialog, drop down menu, file upload, Icons, tool-tip, checkbox, expansion panel, grid layout, spinner, loader, popup, kendo UI autocomplete, kendo UI multi select for angular• Created subject and behavior subject observable of RxJS to multicast data in various angular component• Designed, built, and maintained efficient, clean, reusable, and reliable angular & C# code• Developed C# .NET solutions for the organization using blacksmith framework of City of Calgary• Implemented, documented, and tested of RESTful APIs in C# .NET• Developed controllers, domain services, service managers, service providers in C# .NET• Ensured the best possible performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications• Deserialized XML object of POSSE framework into JSON, filtered data and sent data to Angular UI• Retrieved JSON object from UI Serialize it into XML, processed & filtered data and submitted data in POSSE framework• Participated in end-to-end testing• Built and deployed code in various environment like Dev, Test and Train• Planned, tracked, and discussed work across teams with Azure boards Show less