Webkul
Navneet Kumar is a seasoned software engineer with extensive experience in leading software development projects. Since January 2018, Navneet has been employed at Webkul, progressing through roles from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer, and currently serving as Lead Software Engineer. Prior to Webkul, Navneet worked as a PHP Developer at Digital Graphics from February 2016 to September 2017. Academically, Navneet holds a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) from Indira Gandhi National Open University, a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) from CCS University, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) from Indira Gandhi National Open University, complemented by an O Level certification in Computer Science from the National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT).
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Webkul
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Webkul is one of the largest self-created open-source marketplaces in the world. We are crafting plugins for the open source communities since 2010 and for 11 years we are serving continuously in the eCommerce market. Webkul is a web and mobile product-based organization and crafts software for enterprise-level e-commerce businesses and has developed more than 2500+ products for open source platforms that are trusted and used by more than 1.5 Lacs customers across the globe. Customers include companies like startups as well as big brands like companies in “Fortune-500”. Our products include Web plugins, E-commerce marketplace software, OpenERP / Odoo connectors, mobile apps and many more. Webkul- in our Indian epics, "kul" stands for the community. That's what Webkul is " the community of developers" It's been 11 years of awesome journey and the team count is above 500+. Webkul store has more than 2500+ significant products with innovative ideas for different Open Source Communities. Webkul is very proud to have only open-source eCommerce platform "Bagisto" from India. We are constantly making a lot of experiments and trying to put India as an open-source product Nation.