About

Benn Solomon Danny King Leo is a highly motivated and goal-oriented Technical Architect with over 17 years of professional IT experience in design and development and Integration of Client server application, Web applications, and e-Procurement solutions. He is currently working as a Software Developer at CANCOM. Benn is a passionate .NET Developer and highly enthusiastic learner to pursue new skills. He is pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma in Data science, AI, and Machine learning from IIIT-B. Benn has successfully migrated and transformed a reporting portal from Cold fusion, Java, and Oracle to ASP.NET MVC, SQL SERVER 2014, SSIS, and AngularJS. He has experience working with WPF, WCF, AJAX, SILVERLIGHT, MVVM, MVC, and PRISM. Benn has over 15+ years of working experience in ASP.NET and has started development with the Beta Version of VS.NET. He has successfully completed many working applications in ASP.NET for HPE. Benn has experience on Complete Software Life Cycle in Client Server and Web Applications with C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, VB, ASP, SQL SERVER (7.0, 2000, and 2005), IIS, VB-Script, JavaScript, XML, XSL, XSLT, BizTalk 2006, and SharePoint 2010. Benn's strengths include quick adaptability to new systems, familiarity with all aspects of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), good analytical and computational skills, and familiarity with Object-Oriented Concepts. He is primarily a Microsoft Technologies Professional and has expertise in MVVM, MVC, PRSIM, Programming (C#, VB.net, VB, ASP, ASP.NET MVC and Webforms, Java, JavaScript, SSIS), Application Development Tools (BizTalk Server 2006, Visual Studio .net 2003- 2013 Visual Studio 6.0), Object Technologies (COM, .NET, WCF, WF, WPF), and Database (MS SQL Server, MS Access, Oracle 10g). Benn is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) and has Brain Bench Certifications in HTML 4.0, SQL Server 2000, Active Server Pages, Java Script, XML, VB Script, Web Developer, and JavaScript. Benn has worked as a Technology Consultant and Business Planning Manager at Hewlett Packard. In his past roles, he was responsible for choosing the right technologies for the project, architecture & high-level design