Nitin Gupta

Nitin Gupta has a diverse work experience spanning over 20 years. Nitin started their career at Aztecsoft as a Developer, primarily working with JAVA and C++ and contributing to the design and development of internal projects and software packages. Nitin then joined Yahoo! Inc as a Technical Lead, where they played a key role in designing and developing various projects, as well as leading and growing teams at the Bangalore office.

Continuing their career progression, Nitin worked as a Consultant at Techspan Bangalore / Headstrong US, providing expert guidance and support. Nitin then joined PayPal as a Senior Software Engineer, leading the requirement clarification process and contributing to the design and architecture of the Merchant Feature Reporting Portal.

Nitin's experience also includes working at Ariba Inc as a Senior Software Engineer, where they gained knowledge of Ariba's development framework and resolved defects in production and staging environments. Nitin later worked at Akraya Inc/APPHARMACY LLC, providing technical consulting services to notable companies like Verisign, Yahoo, and eBay.

In 2009, Nitin served as the Manager - Engineering Head at Gala-Net Inc., where they headed the engineering department, managed teams of engineers, system admins, and web designers, and aligned engineering processes with marketing and business requirements.

Nitin also has a track record of co-founding successful companies. Nitin co-founded lets101 Inc in 2006 before moving on to co-found Tezminds in 2011, where they held the position of Director Co-founder. In 2018, they co-founded NeuroTags, leveraging their expertise and entrepreneurial spirit to contribute to the development of innovative solutions.

Throughout their career, Nitin Gupta has demonstrated a strong technical foundation, leadership skills, and the ability to adapt and excel in different roles and industries.

Nitin Gupta obtained their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the National Institute of Technology Karnataka, completing their studies from 1996 to 2000.