Sridhar Prasad Sachidananda

Sridhar Prasad Sachidananda has a diverse range of work experience in various roles and companies. Sridhar Prasad started their career as a Special Correspondent at TechMail, where they authored over 25 special features and news reports on technology and the business of IT. Sridhar Prasad then worked as a Senior Sub-Editor at Deccan Herald Media Company, where they managed a team of sub-editors and wrote features and a column for the Metro section. Sridhar also worked as a Principal Correspondent at Indian Express and as a Content Manager at IBM.

Sridhar Prasad later joined Mahindra Satyam as a Team Manager, leading the Blogs business and managing the company's internal blog site. Sridhar Prasad then worked at Tata Consultancy Services as a Subject Matter Expert, specializing in Content/Knowledge/Learning Management. Sridhar Prasad'sresponsibilities included developing service offerings, assisting with RFIs and RFPs, and performing due diligence for migration projects.

Sridhar also has teaching experience as a Lecturer at NMKRV College for Women. Sridhar Prasad has extensive freelance experience as a Writer and Editor, including a recent assignment as a Freelance Writer for Deccan Herald, where they wrote a 2000-word essay for the Karnataka Police Department. Sridhar Prasad is currently working as a Chief Copy Editor at Deccan Herald.

Throughout their career, Sridhar has showcased their writing and editing skills, as well as their expertise in content management and knowledge sharing.

Sridhar Prasad Sachidananda completed their Xth grade education at VVS Sardar Patel High School from 1984 to 1987, focusing on subjects such as Physics, Maths, Chemistry, and Computer Science. From 1990 to 1993, they attended Maharaja's College in Mysore, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree with a specialization in Economics, Political Science, and Journalism. Afterwards, they enrolled at the University of Mysore from 1993 to 1995, where they obtained a Master of Arts degree in Journalism and Mass Communication.