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Nishant Nigam 

Creative Full Stack developer as well as a team player having deep understanding of open source technologies, systems, and business. 

Hands on experience with multiple technologies like ServiceNow, Ruby on Rails, PHP, Django, Python JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Angular JS, React JS, Express with Node.js and native mobile application development using React Native and Titanium. 

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