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About Godwin

Godwin Paul Vincent is a Senior Principal Technologist with 16+ years hands-on experience in Software Engineering and Architecture.  Expertise in creating and establishing Architecture and Platform Best Practices, Guidelines, Strategic Roadmaps (Short and Long Term), and use case evaluation for Enterprise-wide solutions.


 

Proficient in Azure, Microsoft tech stack, Conversational AI, Generative AI (Azure Open AI, GPT), Full stack development, Cloud architecture, Office 365, C#, Python, CI/CD, DevOps, Digital transformation, and strategic planning. Skilled in product roadmap development, market research, and data analysis, project management. Strong communicator with organizational, multitasking talents. Passionate towards innovation and value realization.


Godwin Paul Vincent

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