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 Vijay is a passionate PowerShell Scripter, Cloud Administrator & Azure DevOps Engineer with 8+ years of industry experience excelling in various IT profiles. He is Microsoft certified Azure Administrator & DevOps Engineer. Through his impressive carrier journey, he has played various roles starting from Application Support, Incident Management, Change Management, DevOps, Automation & Project Management.


* Experienced in PowerShell Scripting & Organization's Process Automation
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Vijay loves solving complex technical problems by breaking them into multiple simple problems that can be worked up more efficiently. This is the platform that helps him in continuing this passion.


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