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Hello there!

My name is Rahul Bansode and for the past 4 years, I’ve been working as a Techno-Functional Consultant. 

I have completed my Bachelor’s from Mumbai University and a short course regarding ERP and Business Central which was the launch pad for me, in this field.

I’ve always had a passion for programming and problem solving and as such have a varied interest in reading about cryptography, cyber security, DSA and so on.

I’m a Microsoft Certified Trainer and I’ve also completed the MB-800 Business Central Functional consultant exam on September 2021.

In my current employment, I’ve helped streamline development practices and developed tools to ensure code consistency and easy of understanding for any new team member joining the project.

I hope to continue gaining experience and expertise across different Microsoft Products in the Cloud and as such am actively trying to learn more about them as well.

Technical Skills

Languages Known

  • AL or C/AL
  • SQL
  • Python
  • Javascript
  • Dart

Technologies Known

  • Azure DevOps CI/CD
  • Git
  • Docker
  • Powershell/ Bash Scripting
  • SSRS/Word Report Development

Personal Interest

  • Travelling
  • Photography
  • Story Writing
  • Playing Harmonica

Additional Skills

  • Leadership
  • Adaptability
  • Time Management
  • Critical Thinking
  • Detail Oriented

Certifications

Work Experience

Projects

  1. Car Leasing Firm, USA.
  2. Speciality Pharmaceutical Company, India.
  3. Financial Processes Automation Firm, USA.
  4. IT Consultng Company, Cameroon.
  5. Security Equipment Consulting, USA.
  6. Cosmetics/Personal Products Retailer, Maldives.
  7. Media Company, USA.

General Roles & Responsibilites

  • Client Interaction and Resolving techincal/functional queries.
  • Requirement Gathering and Estimation for Projects / Change Requests.
  • Solution Design/Architecting.
  • Development, Testing and Documentation.
  • Deployment, Go-Live and Post Go-Live support.
  • Mentoring and Supporting Junior Resources in their Learning Plans.

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