Chronicles of
Deployment.
Role-by-role timeline for hiring managers: what shipped, team size, and the architecture calls that moved programs from pilot to production.
Project Manager
Lead a team of 25 (13 direct and 12 indirect reports) across developers, QA, business analysts and data engineers, delivering enterprise solutions.
Own delivery and billing for $2M+ a year in projects across Web-to-Print, Entertainment, SaaS products, Hospitality and EdTech.
Deliver under fixed-price, time-and-materials and dedicated-team contracts and act as the single point of contact for clients.
Achieve 98% on-time delivery and 100% client satisfaction, shipping 4-5 releases per month per project.
Run hiring and own the delivery process; report to the VP of Operations and Delivery.
Introduced AI-assisted engineering with Cursor, Kiro, Claude and Antigravity into day-to-day team delivery.
Tools: Jira, Azure DevOps, ClickUp, Redmine, Asana, Linear and GitHub.
Project Manager
Mentored and led a team of 60+ professionals.
Oversaw the entire project development lifecycle.
Managed client billing and budgeting processes.
Proficiently managed cross-functional projects encompassing .Net, Python, Node, React, Flutter, Android, iOS, and Azure.
Project Manager
Mentored and led a team of 36+ professionals.
Conducted CMMi 5 Audits and implemented process enhancements.
Successfully executed and delivered 12+ development projects.
Managed projects in E-commerce, CRM, FinTech, and Logistics domains.
Sr. Software Engineer (Performing Role of Project Manager and Solution Architect)
Led a team of 51+ individuals.
Held end-to-end responsibility for project management and solution design.
Served on the SAFe 5 Agile Implementation Panel.
Delivered 19+ development projects across Singapore, Malaysia, Mumbai, and Delhi.
Senior Software Engineer
Supervised a team of 6+ Developers.
Possessed hands-on expertise in developing Native Android Applications.
Delivered 3+ development projects in Ecommerce, Healthcare, and Logistics domains.
Senior Software Engineer
Led a team of 7+ Developers.
Proficient in developing Native Android Applications.
Demonstrated leadership across all stages of the Project Life Cycle.
Delivered 28+ development projects.
Android Expert Lecturer (Part Time)
Delivered expert lectures on Android development fundamentals and advanced concepts.
Android Trainer (Part Time)
Provided training and mentorship to aspiring Android developers.
Software Engineer (Android)
Proficient in developing Native Android Applications through hands-on experience.
Adept at managing multiple projects on-time and within-budget.
Executed 8+ development projects.
Theoretical Genesis.
The academic record behind the engineering leadership work.
Bachelor of Engineering - BE
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Initiate a Conversation →How long has Vatsal Shah worked in technology?
Since June 2011, so more than 15 years. The journey starts with Android development and training, then senior engineering, solution architecture and project management, ending with his current role leading a 25-person team at Radixweb.
Which employers appear on the timeline?
Radixweb, Samyak Infotech, KCS (Krish Compusoft Services), Sterlite Tech (Elitecore), Intuz, InheritX Solutions, Gujarat University, Royal Technosoft and Value Chain Solutions India. Each entry shows title, dates and the work done there.
How did the role change from engineer to leader?
He moved from native Android engineering to leading small teams, then to a hybrid project manager and solution architect role at Elitecore, and then to full project management leading 36 to 60+ people. Technical depth stayed part of the job at every step.
What is his education?
A Bachelor of Engineering from Gandhinagar Institute of Technology, 2007 to 2011. Continuing education is shown as professional certificates from AWS, Microsoft, Google, IBM and Meta on the certificates page.
Are there overlapping dates on the timeline?
Yes. A part-time training role and a full-time role in 2011 and 2012 overlap by design. Part-time lecturing and training are labelled as such in their titles.