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Varaprasad Vemula

Technical Team Lead at Evoke Technologies

Varaprasad Vemula has a solid work experience in the IT industry. Varaprasad started their career as a Software Engineer at Accenture in January 2015 and worked there until April 2017. In this role, they gained expertise in Salesforce Configuration and Development, along with basic knowledge in Integration.

Following their time at Accenture, Varaprasad joined Tech Mahindra as a Senior Software Engineer in April 2017 and worked until June 2018. During their tenure, they contributed as a valuable team member.

Currently, Varaprasad is working at Evoke Technologies as a Technical Team Lead, starting from June 2018.

Varaprasad Vemula's education history is as follows:

- From 2009 to 2011, Varaprasad attended Osmania University and earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. The field of study is not specified.

- Between 2005 and 2008, Varaprasad studied at Sri Krishnadevaraya University and completed a B Sc in Computers. The field of study is not specified.

- From 2003 to 2005, Varaprasad attended the Board of Intermediate Education for an unspecified degree in MPC.

- In 2002, Varaprasad completed secondary school at Z P High School, Malyam, and obtained a secondary school certificate.

In addition to their formal education, Varaprasad Vemula has obtained several certifications:

- Apex Basics & Database Badge from Salesforce Trailhead

- Apex Specialist from Salesforce Trailhead

- Apttus CPQ from Apttus

- Salesforce Certified Administrator from Salesforce

- Salesforce Certified CPQ Specialist Certification from Salesforce

- Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder from Salesforce

- Salesforce Certified Platform Developer I from Salesforce

- Salesforce Certified Sales Cloud Consultant from Salesforce

- Salesforce Certified Service Cloud Consultant from Salesforce

It should be noted that the obtained months and years for these certifications are not provided.

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