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Komal Buradkar is a highly experienced software engineer with a focus on frontend development. Komal began their career at Cybage Software in 2012 as a Software Engineer, where they gained significant experience in front-end and UI development using JavaScript and various frameworks. Komal also had extensive exposure to multiple CMS platforms. In 2015, they joined Amdocs as a Software Engineer, specializing in JavaScript and JavaScript frameworks. Komal excelled in accessibility and usability development and implementation. After three years, Komal joined Rakuten in 2018 as a Frontend Architect, contributing to the frontend architecture of the company's projects. In 2020, they joined Asurion as a Frontend Web Developer, where they served as a Frontend Lead Engineer. Komal worked in the insurance, securities, and telecommunication domains, utilizing a tech stack that includes VueJS, VUEX, TypeScript, JQuery, HTML5, CSS3, SASS, Java, MySQL, Cucumber, Cypress, and NodeJS. Komal's most recent role is as a Frontend Engineer at Woven by Toyota, starting in 2022.

Komal Buradkar has a diverse education history. Komal earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Electronics & Telecommunication from Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering Nagpur, where they studied from 2009 to 2012. Prior to that, they completed a Diploma in Electronics & Telecommunication from Government Polytechnic, Nagpur, from 2006 to 2009.

In terms of additional certifications, Komal has obtained several. Komal completed the JLPT N5 (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) in August 2019. Furthermore, they have acquired certifications in various programming languages and technologies. Komal received a certification in Programming in C# from SUN CERAMIC, and they are also a Sun Certified Java Developer (SCJD). Moreover, they have obtained certifications in Scrum Fundamentals (SFC), JavaScript, React.js, Product Management First Steps, and Cutting-Edge CSS, all through LinkedIn.

In terms of their ongoing education, Komal recently enrolled in the OCNet Japanese Language Centre, where they are pursuing an Elementary Japanese Language Course.