Credentials
Formal validation for the practical side of my cloud and software work.
I treat certifications as a way to stay sharp and accountable. They're useful when they reinforce real implementation depth rather than stand in for it.
- Certifications
- 5
- Applied skills
- 2
- Issuers
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Professional certifications
AI-901: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals
Covers foundational AI concepts, machine learning principles, and Azure AI services used to build intelligent solutions.
Microsoft
AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure
Validates Azure application development skills across compute, storage, identity, APIs, and cloud integration patterns.
MicrosoftDP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals
Covers core data concepts in Azure, including relational, non-relational, and analytics services used in modern cloud solutions.
MicrosoftAZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals
Demonstrates foundational knowledge of Azure services, pricing, governance, security, and cloud architecture principles.
Microsoft
MTA: HTML5 Application Development Fundamentals
Established early web development fundamentals across HTML5 application structure, client-side behavior, and front-end implementation.
MicrosoftExpired credentials
Historical credentials that are no longer active, preserved here for context and reference.
CompTIA A+
A foundational IT support credential that is no longer active, retained here as a historical milestone in early technical training.
Applied skills
Hands-on skills credentials that demonstrate practical expertise in specific Microsoft technologies through scenario-based assessments.
Microsoft Applied Skills: Get started developing agents in Microsoft Foundry
Demonstrates practical experience building and deploying agents with Microsoft Foundry using real-world development workflows.
MicrosoftGet started with Azure management tasks
Shows hands-on capability with practical Azure management workflows, administration tasks, and day-to-day cloud operations.
MicrosoftWhy it matters
Continuous learning only matters if it shows up in execution.
The value isn't the badge by itself. It's the discipline of staying current enough to make better technical decisions when the work gets real.
Validated Knowledge
Each certification demonstrates hands-on expertise that goes beyond theoretical understanding.
Career Growth
Certifications open doors to advanced roles and demonstrate commitment to professional development.
Industry Recognition
Microsoft and other industry leaders recognize these credentials as proof of real-world competency.