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Mukesh Bansal
Founder: CureFit, Myntra; Investor: Skyroot, Groww; Podcast: SparX by Mukesh Bansal; Author: No Limits, Hacking Health
Mukesh Bansal is a seasoned professional with a strong background in AWS Data Cloud Implementation, Cloud MSP, FinOps, Healthcare IT, HIPPAA, and Technology Services.
He excels in Building Data Lakes and Warehouses using tools like Snowflake and Tableau. His expertise extends to product engineering encompassing cloud-native web and mobile applications with a focus on usability, UI/UX, testing, front-end and back-end development, mobility, cloud DevOps, and CMS implementation.
Mukesh's experience includes working with razor-edge technologies such as JAVA, Drupal, Spring, Hibernate, Node.js, Grails, Amazon Web Services, MEAN stack, and Adobe Experience Manager.
He leads an Agile team proficient in Scrum, XP, and Kanban methodologies, fostering relationships while working in fully-distributed development environments.
Mukesh Bansal is actively involved in assisting OTTs with Conformance, Transcoding, Packaging, and Distribution. He specializes in the development of Multiscreen OTT/TV Everywhere apps, crafting custom video applications to offer a rich, intuitive, and omni-channel viewing experience across various devices.
With a background in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Mukesh Bansal has held key positions at notable organizations including CureFit, Flipkart, Myntra, Silicon Valley start-ups, and Deloitte.
Highlights
What makes somebody a good founder?
Founders don’t make excuses; they make results happen Founders don’t wait for things to happen; they go out and happen to things Founders are stubborn and yet happy to take a U-turn when facts show otherwise Founder are always solving problems; not brooding about bad luck Founders are deep thinkers; not hustlers Founders are always learning; everyday, from everyone.
I have been thinking what’s the next big thing for Indian start-ups.
First, IT Services companies created massive tech talent pool in India. Took over 30 years.
Next, Digital/Internet companies started building world class products in India impact every aspect of economy; Flipkart, Myntra, Zerodha, Ola, Zomato, Groww, CRED and many others. 20 years in the making.
Is India now ready to build truly impactful deep-tech companies? Early signs are everywhere - INR 1 lakh crore Anusandhan fund, IIT-M Research Park, IISc ARTGarage, C-CAMP, Translational research programs at IITs, companies like Skyroot, Pixxel, Agnikul, Ather, Ola Electric and many others.
The most exciting start-ups with global potential are ahead of us. We have the talent, research institutes, funding, large growing economy and highly ambitious entrepreneurs.
Should see many more innovative tech companies in next 10 years..
