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Sonu Kapoor

Sony, Cisco Systems (United States)

ORCID iD 0009-0009-6074-6238
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Sonu Kapoor is a Senior Software Engineer, Google Developer Expert (Angular), and 7× Microsoft MVP in Developer Technologies. With over two decades of experience in enterprise software engineering, Sonu has contributed to high-impact projects for organizations including Citi Group, Cisco, Sony Music Publishing, and American Apparel - where he architected large-scale systems integrating real-time data, cloud infrastructure, and AI-powered features.

He is one of only 11 global Angular Collaborators personally invited by the Google Angular team, recognized for his co-authorship of Angular’s Typed Forms - the most upvoted feature request in the framework’s history. His open-source work, such as ngx-layout (downloaded tens of thousands of times daily), and thought leadership have made him a trusted voice in the global developer community.

Sonu has authored multiple books, including AI-Powered App Development: Leveraging Angular, Python, and Google AI and Beginning JavaScript Syntax (Apress). He also serves as a technical editor and reviewer for leading publishers including Apress, Manning, and O’Reilly. His articles have appeared in publications such as CODE Magazine, SitePoint, and AppSignal, where he writes about topics at the intersection of Angular, AI, and modern frontend architecture.

Beyond authorship, Sonu contributes actively to the advancement of technology education and research. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE Computer Society, a judge for the NASA Space Apps Challenge, and a frequent guest speaker at universities and industry conferences. His work consistently bridges innovation, accessibility, and real-world scalability - empowering developers to build smarter, more efficient applications.

Employment

  • Sony Senior Angular Consultant
    2025 - Present
  • Cisco Systems (United States) Tech Lead
    2021 - 2022

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