Prince Antil

Location and Scenery: Coding from the vibrant city of India, Chandigarh —where innovation meets natural beauty! Surrounded by the lush green of the Shivalik hills and the structured design of the city.

Special Skills: I’m your go-to person for transforming “I don’t know if this is possible” into “Here’s your solution!” Whether it’s taming Magento, tweaking BigCommerce, or building custom solutions in Shopify, I’ll make it happen.

Fun Fact: I’ve been known to spend way too much time figuring out the best way to organize my desk—it's a work of art in progress. I’m also that person who’ll try to beat their own personal best in something random, like how many push-ups I can do between coding breaks!

Favorite Tool or Tech: PHPStorm is my powerhouse, Warden+Docker, Postman and GraphQL sandboxes for any API mysteries. Recently, Node.js and React have become my new partners in code crime!

What do you like to do to unwind outside of work? When I’m off the clock, you’ll either catch me playing with my daughter or diving into a new hobby (digital art, cricket, and a little bit of cooking experimentation) or scouting out Chandigarh’s best food spots with friends. Sometimes binge-watching my latest series (there’s always a new one).

Favorite part of being an Otter? The team and the culture! Collaborating with such talented people who keep things light while staying focused on our goals is awesome. I couldn’t ask for a better squad.

Short Bio: With 12 years of experience, certifications in Magento and BigCommerce, and a knack for building seamless eCommerce solutions, I’ve mastered the art of platform wizardry. Whether it's Magento's complex architecture, BigCommerce's flexibility, or crafting custom solutions in Shopify and WordPress, I’ve got it covered. I’ve been part of the SwiftOtter family more than four years now to help build seamless, reliable eCommerce experiences. Every project here is a new adventure in creativity and problem-solving, and I’m here for it—ready to turn client visions into digital realities.