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About Me
Over six years of commercial experience working with iOS, Android, and Flutter development, using languages like Swift, Kotlin, Dart, Java, and Objective-C. Skilled in frameworks and libraries such as UIKit, SwiftUI, and Jetpack Compose. Familiar with patterns like MVVM, MVC, MVP, and Clean Architecture. Experienced in unit tests, automation tests, and debugging.
Swift, Objective C
95%
Kotlin, Java
95%
Flutter, Dart
90%
Reactive: RxSwift, RxCocoa, Combine
85%
CI/CD: Fastlane, Bitrise, Jenkins, TestFlight
85%
Slack, JIRA, Trello, Pivotal, Monday
85%
Git, Github, Gitlab, BitBucket
85%
CleverTap, Appsflyer, Firebase, Newrelic
85%
WHAT I DO
Creating seamless and engaging experiences for the Apple ecosystem.
Building robust and user-friendly applications for Android devices.
Delivering high-performance, cross-platform mobile apps with Flutter.
Crafting native-like mobile apps with React Native for both iOS and Android.
My Resume
Certifications
IEEE | Jan 01, 2025
Best Research Paper in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Mobile Application Presented at the International Conference on Advancements in Computing
View DetailsIEEE | Jan 01, 2025
Received this certificate for presenting research on AI and ML Mobile Application at the IEEE International Conference on Advancements in Computing.
View DetailsLinkedIn | Dec 17, 2024
This certificate recognizes the successful completion of the LinkedIn Learning course "SwiftUI - Composable SwiftUI Architecture.
View DetailsFrom Portfolio
Developed a Tesla Clone iOS app using SwiftUI and the MVVM architecture. The app replicates Tesla's sleek design and functionality, featuring real-time car controls, status updates, and an intuitive user interface. Built with modern SwiftUI practices, it demonstrates clean code, state management, and a user-centric experience for portfolio presentation.
Source CodeNavigating through multiple views in a SwiftUI app is simple enough, but what happens when you want to go back to the root view of your navigation stack? Before iOS 16, this was a bit tricky and required workarounds. Luckily, Apple has made this much easier with the introduction of NavigationPath and NavigationStack in iOS 16.
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