Build e-commerce that actually ships
Panth Infotech is one developer in Ahmedabad with a small pool of trusted collaborators for Magento, Hyvä and custom storefront work on 200+ stores worldwide. Real ownership, honest deadlines, no JIRA theatre.
- 1
- developer, plus trusted collaborators
- 10
- Years building e-commerce
- 200+
- Stores live worldwide
Everything you’d expect, plus the things you wouldn’t
We didn’t copy-paste this list from a careers-page template generator. Every perk below has a reason and a number behind it.
Hybrid & remote
Work from our Ahmedabad studio, your home, or anywhere with good Wi-Fi. Outcomes > chairs.
Above-market salary
Pay benchmarked yearly against Glassdoor + AmbitionBox. No haggling, no surprises.
Learning budget
₹25,000/year for courses, conferences, and certifications, including Adobe Commerce.
40-hour weeks
No weekend pings, no manufactured urgency. We ship by planning, not by burning out.
24 paid leaves + festive
24 personal + every Indian festival you actually celebrate. Take real breaks, we’ll cover.
Health insurance
₹5L family floater + dental + annual check-ups. Effective from day one of joining.
Pair, mentor, ship
Weekly 1:1 with the lead, monthly engineering reviews, quarterly hack-days for everyone.
Real, hard problems
You’ll own modules used by 200+ stores worldwide. No timesheet farms, no JIRA theatre.
Four principles, no posters on the wall
We don’t do morning stand-ups, mandatory off-sites, or core values written by HR. Here’s what we actually do.
01Honesty over polish
We’d rather flag a slipping deadline early than pretend everything’s on track. Same for code reviews and 1:1s.
02Curiosity is the job
If you’re not asking “why is it built this way?” at least once a week, you’re not engineering, you’re typing.
03Outcomes, not output
4-hour days that ship the right feature beat 12-hour days that ship the wrong one. We measure impact, not hours.
04Default to writing
Specs, RFCs, post-mortems, written. Verbal commitments evaporate. Written ones don’t.
No active openings right now
We’re between hiring rounds, but we keep a warm pool of CVs and reach out the moment something opens. Drop your application and we’ll be in touch first.
We typically open 2-4 new positions every quarter across engineering, design and platform. When something matches your profile, we’ll reach out before the role goes public.
- Your CV stays warm in our pool for 12 months
- Personal email when a matching role opens, not a generic blast
- Skip the public application queue when we do hire
Five steps. About 2-3 weeks. Everyone gets a real reply.
No mystery rejections, no “we’ll keep you on file” ghosting. We tell you exactly where you are and why.
01Apply
Same daySend your CV + a few honest lines about why you’re applying. We read every word.
02Intro call
Within 1 week30-min video chat, we share what the role actually looks like, you ask the awkward questions.
03Take-home task
7 days to submitA real-world problem you can solve in 4-6 hours. We pay ₹3,000 for your time, even if you’re not selected.
04Tech + culture round
90 minsWalk through your task with two engineers. We discuss trade-offs, not gotcha questions.
05Offer
Within 2 daysWritten offer with breakdown, joining date, and a 7-day decision window. No pressure.
Send your CV, we read every word
Takes 5 minutes. We reply within 5 business days, even if it’s a no. Prefer email? Drop us a line at kishansavaliyakb@gmail.com.
- "After trying and failing with multiple development companies Kishan came to the rescue in our hour of need."MLMichael Lin, Natonic
- "Where others quoted 10 hours minimum, he did it within 3."PVPieter Van Hees, Business Branding
- "Sorted out my issue within an hour!"SZSteve Zed
Honest answers to the questions everyone asks
Do I need formal Magento experience to apply?
I’m self-taught / no degree. Will that hurt?
Is the take-home task paid?
Can I work fully remote?
What’s the average tenure?
I don’t see a role that fits. Can I still apply?
How long does the full process take?
Send a brief. Get a written quote in 24 hours.
Two paragraphs is enough: scope, price and timeline come back in writing.