About

Sanjeev Agarwal is a seasoned Senior Engineering Leader at Microsoft with over 20 years of extensive experience in architecture, analysis, design, development, and support of scalable cloud, .NET & web applications. He is a Microsoft .NET certified solution expert and has specialized in .NET framework-related tools and web technologies. Sanjeev has 10+ years of experience as Lead Engineer & Architect and 5+ years of strong experience in Azure PAAS/SAAS/FAAS/Serverless, AI & Machine Learning based app design, development & automation. Sanjeev is a Guinness world record holder as a mentor for Microsoft Windows 8 app development fest and a Microsoft India Rockstar for the year 2012 - 2013. He has also won the Microsoft Hackathon 2018 and 2021 award. Sanjeev has a strong knowledge of web application security, optimization and standards. He discusses technical articles and tweets about new software technologies and trends at his twitter handle @itguyfromindia. Sanjeev's programming languages & technologies include ASP.NET MVC, Web API, REST, C#, AJAX, JSON, Unity, StructureMap, XML, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, jQuery, JavaScript, KnockoutJS, AngularJS, LINQ, SharePoint, PowerShell & Python. He has expertise in Azure Technologies such as Function App, Api App, Logic App, Cognitive Services, Azure ML Studio, AutoML, Service Bus, Event Hub, Event Grid, Cosmos Db, Data Factory, SQL Azure, Key Vault, AAD, VSTS, App Insight, Kusto & PowerBI. His database technologies include SQL Server, Azure Data Factory, Document Db, SSIS, ROLAP, Oracle, and NoSQL. Sanjeev understands and practices Responsive and Adaptive Web Design, AI, Machine Learning, Design Patterns, 4+1 Architecture, CAP, Fallacies of the Distributed systems, CQRS, BASE, Event Driven Architecture, TDD, Website Optimization, SEO, ARIA, Microservices, SOC, SOLID, QMS-CMMi, PCI-DSS, W3C Standards, Agile/Scrum, Docker, Service Fabric, Cloud Patterns, CI/CD & DevOps. Sanjeev's past companies include Microsoft, where he worked as a Senior Azure Solution Architect, and Dell, where he worked as a Technical Architect II. At Microsoft, he was responsible for designing/