Sahaj Software
Nitin Dhall has a strong and diverse work experience in the technology industry. Nitin started their career at Tata Consultancy Services as an Astt. Systems Engineer, where they worked on the development and testing of a trading platform. Nitin then joined ThoughtWorks, starting as a Business Analyst and later becoming a Project Manager and General Manager. In these roles, they led teams to deliver enterprise solutions and was responsible for the growth and profitability of the Gurgaon business. Currently, they are the Managing Director (UK) and Co-founder of Sahaj Software, where they oversee client/project deliveries and product development.
Nitin Dhall completed their Bachelor of Engineering degree in Materials Engineering from SBS College of Engineering and Technology from 1996 to 2000. Nitin then pursued a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) from the Goa Institute of Management (GIM) from 2000 to 2002.
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Sahaj Software
Our name ‘Sahaj’ reflects the mission that binds us together. As a company of technology artisans, we do this by harnessing the individuality and diversity in every one of us along with an emphasis on first principles thinking. It is how we find simple and yet sophisticated solutions to our clients’ most complex problems. With purpose-built solutions and technology advisory, we solve the most complex engineering problems for clients to improve data availability and craft AI solutions that adapt and evolve with their changing needs or technology advances. Without technology force-fits and over-designed solutions, everything we do is crafted specifically for each client. Our emphasis on craft makes us different. Our solutions for clients are never assembled in a software factory or replicas of pre-built solutions designed for others. We are a company that thrives because of our people. Unlike a software factory that relies on regimented processes or rigid methods to reduce our dependence on human talent, everything we do at Sahaj is designed with a singular objective of encouraging human ingenuity.