About Me

WEB ARCHITECT
PHP, MYSQL & FRONT-END TECHNOLOGIES

Professional Summary

  • 14+ years of experience in Web Application Design and Development.
  • Proficient in PHP, MySQL.
  • Competence in frameworks like CodeIgniter, Symfony, CakePHP
  • Knowledgeable in UX/UI design for both mobile and web apps.
  • Worked on different front-end technologies & JS frameworks.
  • Expertise with CMS frameworks like Joomla, WordPress, Drupal, PrestaShop, SuiteCRM, Webflow.
  • Good exposure in developing and integrating APIs from social & other third-party platforms.
  • Extensive Domain expertise on Background Verification, Health Care & Recovery Management.
  • Having good knowledge in Mongo DB, Node JS
  • Worked with different Payment Gateways integrations like PayPal, Google Checkout, and Authorize.net.
  • Prowess in custom architecture design and API development for mobile apps or external systems.
  • Hands on experience with Enterprise Integration Tools – Jitterbit and Mule.

Key Areas of Expertise

Web Technologies: HTML 4/5, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, CSS
Backend TechnologiesPHP
Integration TechnologiesJitterbit, Mule
JavaScript FrameworksAngularJS, jQuery, extJS, Node JS
Payment GatewaysPayPal, Google Checkout, Authorize.net
Databases MySQL 5.0/5.1., SQL Server, Mongo DB
Web Servers Apache 2.0.
Operating System Windows and Linux.

Work Experience

 

Testimonials

Marty Kneeland

http://inspirationalbadass.com

Gary DiGirolamo

http://conscious-tribal.uk

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