About Me

My Name is Himmat Singh Dulawat. I am from India, and working in Singapore. I am a 3x Sitecore Technology MVP 2022-2024, Sitecore 10 .NET Developer, Sitecore® 9.0 Platform Associate, Sitecore CDP Certified, Sitecore XM Cloud Certified, Sitecore Content Hub Developer Certified, and Microsoft certified (MCTS) developer with 14+ years of overall experience in Software/Web development and result-oriented professional in full project life cycle development, including requirements analysis, design, implementation, development, testing, deployment, and 7+ years of experience in Sitecore CMS with ASP.NET MVC. I have completed 10+ projects in Sitecore and 20+ projects in Microsoft technologies.

Technical Skills: Sitecore - Content Management System, C#, ASP.NET MVC, xConnect, Personalization, Analytics, Unicorn, TDS, Entity Framework, Razor Framework, Glass Mapper, WCF Services, Repository, Castle Windsor.

Scripting Language: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, ZeepUI, JavaScript, jQuery, Vue JS, Knockout JS, PowerShell

Source control: TFS, JIRA, SVN, Source Tree

Database: MS SQL Server

Concepts: Object-oriented concepts, Project Management, and Database Management

Methodologies: Agile (Scrum) and Waterfall

Achievements:

  • Awarded thrice for Technical expertise in Sitecore.
  • Working experience on Microsoft Live projects.
  • Worked with customers from initiation to completion at their sites. I have rich experience working with a client in Australia, the USA, and the UK.

Additionally, I am energetic, self-motivated, a quick learner, eager to learn new technology, and love to face new challenges in technical skills.

Certifications: 

  1. Sitecore 10 .NET Developer Certification
    Sitecore 10 .NET Developer Certification Himmat Singh Dulawat
  2. Sitecore Content Hub Developer Certification
    Sitecore Content Hub Certification Himmat
  3. Sitecore XM Cloud Certification
  4. Sitecore CDP Certification
    sitecore-cdp-certification
  5. Sitecore® 9.0 Certified Platform Associate Developer
    Sitecore Certificate
  6. Microsoft® Certified Professional
    Microsoft Certification

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