ABOUT ME

First of all, I sincerely appreciate your time and presence here.

I’m Md Yousuf from Bhagalpur, Bihar, holding a Master’s degree in Statistics and Computer Applications from Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University. As a MuleSoft Developer, I specialize in Anypoint Platform, API integration, and Agentforce, focusing on designing scalable and efficient integration solutions.

I have earned the Salesforce AI Associate certification, enhancing my expertise in AI-driven processes and intelligent automation. At VRS Intelligent Innovative Systems, I actively contribute to impactful projects by combining technical expertise with a problem-solving approach.

I am passionate about tackling integration challenges and developing innovative solutions. I look forward to collaborating on technology-driven projects that make a real-world impact.

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