C++ Program

Name E-Mail: XXXXXXXXXXX@gmail.com Contact: XXXXXXXXXXXX Inclination to grow and evolve into a true professional in the domain of Software Development (Java Core & Advanced) with multifaceted skills and to be an invaluable asset to the organization  Career Snapshot  -An aspiring individual with M.C.A from XXXXXXXXXX. -Possesses strong knowledge & understanding of subjects like Computer Networt,C++,Software Engineering, DBMS, OOPS, Java, etc. -Strong collaboration & team building skills with proficiency at grasping new concepts  -A keen communicator with excellent interpersonal skills & the ability to grasp new concepts & utilize them in a productive manner. Employment Scan (Experience:-1 year 5 months) Working XXXXXXX, New Delhi as Software Engineer, From Apr’10-May’11 .(ISO 9001-2000 Certified Company) Accountabilities: Developed the following: -Various websites in jsp and Servlets -Professional website made in JSP using servlets. Working area inclu...

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