Ragesh is a developer, entrepreneur, and technology enthusiast. He specializes in web application development with ASP.NET MVC, nHibernate and jQuery. With over a decade of product development experience in diverse areas like Voice over IP, Public Key Infrastructure and collaboration tools, Ragesh is now the founder of PurpleBeak and a partner at CediBasket.
Ragesh is an exceptional asset to the team. His proactiveness to seek potential issues early in a project lifecycle and explore solutions even faster brings in great advantage to any successful project execution. I have personally worked with him and like his pragmatic and at the same time innovative approach to problem solving.
Rajnikant Gupta, Manager, Strategy and New Initiatives- Telecom, Tata Consultancy Services
Ragesh is a very detailed oriented person who does a "complete" job of what is assigned. He demonstrated great interest and care for what he was doing in the project, and I found him very technical, knowledgeable in his field, and always delivered on time and as per our project's expectations. His high-quality of work, prompt responses to customer issues, and alternative approaches in problem solving were of great benefit to our team.I highly recommend Ragesh to anyone who is looking for a strong technical lead.
Aseem Sethi, Manager, Cisco Systems
Ragesh has exceptional technical capabilties and very good understanding of telecom space and Java environment. He is a hands-on developer as well has good abilites to technically lead a project. He was respected and admired for his technical abilites as well as his strong communication skills.
Sandeep Agrawal, Program Manager, Tata Consultancy Services
During our collaboration Ragesh always behave like a real professional. Even in very complicated and difficult situations, Ragesh overtook all the problems and found innovative solutions. I enjoyed working with Ragesh and highly recommend him.
Daniel Kuroczycki, Product Developement Manager, Sagem Communications
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