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Experienced PHP Developer with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Skilled in MySQL, PHP, Codeigniter, wordpress, WordPress multisite, Microsoft Word, Notepad++, git,html, JavaScript, css, sass, bootstrap, jQuery and Ajax. Strong engineering professional with a Bachelor`s degree focused in Computer Science & Engineering from Integral University, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. ©

The New Orleans Saints host the Minnesota Vikings in one of two NFC wild-card games Sunday in a rematch of the "Minneapolis Miracle" from 2018.T As the No. 1 overall seed in the conference, the 49ers will face the lowest remaining seed in the divisional round at Levi`s Stadium on Jan. 11. The Saints are the No. 3 seed, so they can`t be the 49ers` next opponent, but regardless of the outcome between New Orleans and Minnesota, the game will be of particular interest to San Francisco. With a win, the Saints would advance to the divisional round, where they would face the No. 2 seed Packers in Green Bay. The winner of that matchup would face the winner of the 49ers` divisional-round matchup in the NFC Championship Game. A Vikings` victory, on the other hand, would automatically set up a matchup with San Francisco in the divisional round, and the winner of the other NFC wild-card game would advance to face the Packers in Green Bay. Given the way the last playoff game between the Saints and Vikings concluded, you can be sure the 49ers will be watching till the very end, just like everyone else. ©

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During my studies of Computational Linguistics I fell in love with web technologies. After then 4 years in client-oriented agency work I deep-dived into the insurance industry. I was mostly involved in implementing cross-organization risk checks in the "old" SOA way working mostly SOAP-RPC and enterprise ESB driven systems. What I learned there is that Software Development, Architecture & Management had to radically change. Agile methodologies like XP, Scrum, Kanban as well as whollistic Software Design approaches like Domain-Driven-Design and event-driven-architectures. Currently I am leading a Microservices Transformation project at , a leading european long-distance bus travel provider. ©