Qapita
Rohit S. has a wealth of experience in the software testing and engineering fields. Rohit began their career in 2014 as a Customer Support Analyst at NostraData. In 2016, they worked as a Software Engineer at ValueLabs and as a Data Analyst (via Valuelabs) at Benefitfocus. In 2018, they worked as a Senior Test Engineer and Testing Engineer at Cigniti Technologies and as a Software Test Automation Engineer Trainee at ITeLearn, respectively. Currently, Rohit S. is a Senior QA Engineer at Qapita.
Rohit S. began their educational journey in 2005, when they attended Narayana Junior College and earned an Intermediate degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. In 2007, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University. From 2012 to 2013, they pursued a Master's degree in Information Technology from the Melbourne Institute of Technology. Finally, from 2014 to 2015, they attended Monash College, where they completed the Professional Year (Skilled Migration Internship Program-SMIPA) in Information Technology.
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Qapita is a Singapore headquartered digital equity management platform for private companies, particularly start-ups. Its software, QapMap, is designed to enable capitalisation table (CapTable) management, employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) management and digital ESOP issuance with the aim of eventually enabling digital share issuance for companies across South and Southeast Asia. Qapita’s vision is to build a network of stakeholders and digitally enable private investments and transactions in the future. The firm is founded by three experienced cofounders, each with over twenty years of track record in investment banking, corporate venture capital and technology sectors. The business has offices in Singapore and India. Qapita raised funding from a group of investors led by Vulcan Capital. Reputed investors from the region including K3 Ventures, Koh Boon Hwee, Mission Holdings, KDV Holdings, Alto Partners Multi Family Office, Atin Kukreja and several NorthStar Group Partners also joined the round. It was then followed up by East Ventures with a strategic investment.