Our Journey
Our Guiding Principles
Take Extreme
Ownership
Ownership
Take accountability for your actions and consequences
Deliver Client
Delight
Delight
Embrace proactive listening to understand clients’ top priorities and deliver results
Practice Radical
Honesty
Honesty
Encourage open, transparent, and actionable 360-degree feedback
Learn and
Share
Share
Create a culture of lifelong learning through mutual knowledge sharing practices among peers
Foster Teamwork
and Fun
and Fun
Participate in team bonding activities to learn more about your colleagues’ unique qualities
Our award-winning work culture
At HashedIn by Deloitte, we nurture a culture of out-of-the-box thinking. But it does not mean that our people are just limited to their technical talents. We focus on creating a workplace of tomorrow that rewards individual contributions and applauds collaborative approach at the same time.
We continuously inspire our people to build what’s next and scale capabilities of future. And we’re proud to be a part of an organization that is a recognized leader for top talent.
Changing lives, investing where it matters
Making an impact that matters in our communities
At HashedIn by Deloitte, we seek to make a positive and enduring social impact in the communities where we work and live. Our Corporate Citizenship program is based on the belief that when we apply the same commitment, talent and teamwork, that we use to serve our clients, to help people in need, we can make a significant difference to our communities.
Our Leadership
HIMANSHU VARSHNEY
Managing Director
Himanshu is a Managing Director at HashedIn by Deloitte with 20+ years of experience in the IT industry.
He holds a unique combination of management and technical skills, coupled with international industry exposure. Following the philosophy of ‘Lead with Vision’, Himanshu primarily leads the Sales, Marketing, and Operations functions.
RANJIT BAWA
Cloud Strategic Growth Offering Leader
Ranjit is a Principal in Deloitte Consulting and has 21+ years of experience in technology strategy, architecture, and large-scale transformations across leading global firms.
He leads Deloitte’s cloud business and focuses on helping organizations reimagine themselves at every step along their cloud journey.
RAJEEV VASUDEVA
Cloud Native & App Dev Leader
Rajeev is a Managing Director at Deloitte Consulting and has 34+ years of industry experience.
Currently, he leads the native cloud development capability across all industries and sectors. He is a “serial capability-builder” with a long track record of creating capabilities from initial ideation to incubation to scale-up.
SRIPATHI KRISHNAN
Managing Director
Sripathi is a Managing Director at HashedIn by Deloitte and has 18+ years of experience in the IT industry.
Passionate about technology, his interests lie in cloud, analytics, performance, and scalability. He has assisted numerous clients by defining and guiding them with product roadmaps and suitable technology stack.
ANSHUMAN SINGH
Managing Director
Anshuman is a Managing Director at HashedIn by Deloitte and has over 15+ years of experience in the IT industry.
He has experience working with Fortune 500, Enterprises, and startups alike. Currently, he focuses on enhancing and improving the delivery machinery to successfully deliver products, solutions, and services for the largest Enterprises.
HARSHIT SINGHAL
Managing Director
Harshit is a Managing Director at HashedIn by Deloitte and has 22+ years of experience working with products, services, and e-commerce-based technology companies.
He has also been a business advisor for infrastructure and energy companies. Currently, he focuses on driving growth for the business.
Our People
Manish Dave
DevOps Leader
Like every school kid in the late 1990s and early noughties, my childhood spent in Mumbai and Jodhpur was majorly influenced by black and white mobile phones, Orkut, play stations, Nintendo’s Gameboy, Internet cafes and
gaming parlors, Google and Wikipedia. While computers became a mere fascination for other teens, this age of technological boom gave birth to the ‘Tech Geek’ in me. Therefore, Computer Science and Information Technology
became the obvious choice for me in engineering.
Shiva
Senior Recruitment Specialist
Like many, I can proudly acclaim that I’m an out-and-out Bangalorean, but as a disabled individual, I was different from the rest. I pursued my education in a special needs school. While subjects and syllabi were the common challenges for others, I had additional trouble navigating through inaccessible school and college infrastructures. So, I always had to depend on people to get around. Even though I initially got into a job to meet family commitments, the recruitment field grew on me.
Spandan C H Ghosh
Senior Recruitment Master
Despite being a Bengali and hailing from Kolkata, the first 14 years of my life were spent in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, where I completed my primary and secondary education. In school, I was a sports enthusiast and always participated in extra-curricular activities. When my family moved to Hosur, I attended college in Bangalore and studied finance. During my graduation, I became quite interested in the managerial aspects of the course that dealt with people, but I also faced my limitations in terms of numbers and figures.
Parashuram B Achar
DevOps Engineer
When was the last time you did something for the first time? This thought has always stayed with me and somewhere has given me the courage to be unabashedly bold with my career choices. I knew there was only one way forward, to not be afraid of being a beginner. I was born in Belgaum, Karnataka, and as a child, I would often spend my days playing cricket or swimming. I completed my studies in Bellary and since my college days, I have always been interested in hardware and the networking field. One of my favourite sounds to date is the noise servers make in the data centers! This is what piqued my interest in the IT field, and I decided to pursue it further.
Kritika Shetty
Software Engineer
Though a South Indian by birth, I grew up in the ‘Steel City’ of Bhilai, Chhattisgarh. Honestly, I was never deeply passionate about technology. I have been one of those people who developed an interest in this field over time, after making plenty of mistakes and gradually learning from them. Like others, I also thought that the IT industry would provide me a career path with endless progression and opportunities depending on my ability to learn new technologies. Thus, I chose software as a career mainly for the varied work structure, which is project-based. Good pay was definitely one of the deciding factors, but after being a part of this industry, I figured that there is much more to this job role than money.
Harshvardhan Rajkumar Ojha
Software Engineer
I was born and brought up in Surat, Gujarat, but I originally hail from the town of Bikaner in Rajasthan. Being a Gujarati, I have always been a foodie and apart from playing Garba every year during Navratri, as a kid, I was also inclined towards PC gaming. During my childhood days, I remember playing a lot of games, from Road Rash to GTA Vice City and Cricket 2007 on my small computer with 64GB hard disk.
Mohit Tanwani
Software Engineer
Born and brought up in a Sindhi family in the city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, my childhood essentially revolved around being a topper at school, food and board games like chess! But when my grandmother once told me about the computer classes being held in the neighbourhood, I instantly felt interested in enrolling for the same. This marked the beginning of my tryst with technology, and I started helping my computer teacher teach fundamentals to other students. Gradually, I became passionate about computers, and this laid the foundation of my career as a software engineer.
Saumyashree Nath
Quality Engineer
Growing up in a small village of Odisha, I had always been a good student. But, being a small-town girl, chasing my dreams was definitely a challenge. However, my parents always wanted me to grow up as an independent individual. Armed with their enormous support and my constant determination, my journey towards success became much easier.
Kshitij Bhatnagar
Software Engineer
Born in Jaipur and brought up in Delhi, my childhood was mostly spent playing various sports, especially tennis. I hail from an artistic family, father being an artist, mom being a dancer and brother being an architect. But for me, art was always a hobby and I never saw it as a profession, though I topped Arts in the 10th standard boards. Being a 90s kid, I have seen the transition of technology from basic devices to smart ones, and hence, electronics has always fascinated me since childhood. This, along with my love for physics made me opt for Electronics and Communication as a specialization for my engineering degree.
Aayushi Singh
DevOps Engineer
From a very young age, while growing up in Patna, I had the urge to learn new technologies and even experiment with them. This made me opt for an Engineering degree, and I eagerly looked forward to coding my heart out. But this remained a distant dream when I joined a US-based MNC in an administrative position after my graduation. But I didn't let the role define me, and thus, I began my journey with Cloud and DevOps.
Ashutosh Vijayvargiya
Software Engineer
Growing up in a small village of Udaipur, Rajasthan, I went to the only English medium school in Fatehnagar, a town situated 4 kms away from my village. Unlike other prestigious schools in the city, the resources in my school were quite limited. As a bright student and quick learner, subjects requiring a logical bend of mind interested me a lot. After 10th, I decided to opt for PCM for my senior secondary education, with Computer Science as my fifth subject. But amidst the hectic schedules of preparation for the IIT entrance examination, I lost touch with Computer Science. However, my passion for technology was alive, which motivated me to become a Computer Science Engineer.
Sarath Mohan
Product Master
While growing up in Kerala, I took inspiration from my brother who was a coder, and followed him in taking Engineering in Computer Science. It was after my first year of engineering that I realized coding wasn't my passion; instead, I was curious about what all it can achieve. But going with the conventional flow, I ended up as a developer in a US-based MNC. This was also where the "Business Analyst" inside me awakened, and I decided to pursue my MBA, post which I joined another US-based firm as a Business Analyst.
Murali Gurrala
Project Manager
Growing up, I have always been obsessed with technology. As a child, watching cartoons made me wonder about the intricacies of broadcast, creation, etc. This sparked my interest in thinking about how technology powers our world and its ability to change mankind. My love for tech only grew over time, and I quickly realized that engineering is the obvious career choice for me. Post my engineering, I worked as a SAP developer and began to understand the importance of having processes in place to implement any technology. This led me to explore process areas and started doing my certifications to understand them in depth. During this time, I also realized how crucial it is to constantly stay up to date with the latest technologies. I have taken several certifications over the years, including, PSPO I, CSM, CSP, ITIL, Leading SAFe, Prince 2 Practitioner, and AWS Associate Architect.
Manisha Mulay
Head of UI/UX Design
Born and raised in the suburbs of Pune, I did my schooling from Jnana Prabodhini Navanagar Vidyalaya. But I was never an outstanding student who excelled academically. However, my active participation in extracurricular activities helped me bag the ‘Student of The Year’ award in the 9th grade. Also, I won 2 silver and 3 bronze medals in State-level swimming competitions. After graduating in Applied Arts, I started exploring my professional options.
Naureen Razi
Sr. Engineering Management Master
While growing up in my hometown Patna, I always longed for a successful career. Even today, my mom recalls my childhood days, which were slightly different from the rest of the girls around me. I was never much into household games; rather I spent most of the time mimicking an officegoer, setting up a work desk, moving around with files, signing papers and pretending to take calls. This phase marked the beginning of my association with corporate life, and by the final year of my graduation, my passion for technology led me to learning programming.
Ambika Prasad
Sr. Project Management Specialist
During my early days in NTPC/TTPS Township, located in the Angul district of Odisha, a 17-year-old me was made to think only about two career options - engineering or medical. While growing up, I gradually became interested in motors and electricity, which marked the beginning of my association with technology. This led me to take up engineering, and post that I joined an MNC as a full-stack developer. With the IT industry booming at that time, I considered this a wise career decision, further building the foundation for a successful professional life ahead. Though I loved coding, I always wanted to lead teams as well. This was a realization that dawned upon me, and I saw a career scope in a techno-managerial role, paving my way for a postgraduate degree in management from IIT Delhi. Apart from being an additional feather in my hat, this degree also helped me get a job at HashedIn by Deloitte in May 2020 as a Project Manager. The initial phase was undoubtedly challenging, but my love for communication with stakeholders, ability to handle critical situations, and leadership qualities helped me sail through the initial hurdles.
Esha Parnami
Delivery Leader
Despite hailing from a conservative family in the small town of Sirsa, my father always had a progressive mindset. He encouraged my sisters and me to be independent, and this laid the foundation for my professional dreams and aspirations. Being the youngest of the four sisters, my road to success was not very daunting as my siblings carved a path for me to achieve bigger things in life. Thus, my love for mathematics urged me to be the first engineer in my family, which initially wasn't a popular choice among my kin.
Mahima Jain
UX Designer
It all began as a kid when I spent hours in my room at Bhilai, designing creative bits and pieces. With time, I continued channeling my creativity through sketching, craft, and other forms of art. Gradually, I perceived that I express myself more comfortably through my creation than my words. Thus, my innate passion for art and creativity made me opt for design as my profession.