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Perspectives from the people who have worked alongside Harsh.

FounderEngineerSpeaker
“One of the most sincere and dedicated guys that I have worked with. Harsh is passionate about research and furthering the state of art. Wish you the very best as you start your graduate studies. Keep it going!!”

Debdoot Mukherjee

Vice President, AI, ShareChat · as listed in the recommendation

Direct manager · June 2, 2018

Original recommendation
“I have always perceived Harsh an intellectually rooted, go-getter, trustable Team player. His enthusiasm, an inherent curiosity to evolve his learnings and utilitarian approach in decision-making is what sets him apart and help him grow further to build his versatile technical acumen.”

Manjeet Singh

Engineering at Hike Messenger · as listed in the recommendation

Colleague · September 13, 2018

Original recommendation
“Harsh is one the few guys whom I met had passion to learn new things.His responsibility and commitment towards work was always at top notch. Quick learner, doesn't like to drag things for later. Wants to implement things quickly.”

Siva subramanian

Senior Engineering Manager at Swiggy · as listed in the recommendation

Senior colleague · November 12, 2018

Original recommendation
“Harsh is a rare individual who possesses talents that cut across multiple domains. He is a fine leader, public speaker, technologist and a very enthusiastic professional who is ready to take up challenges anytime. He is dependable and have proven in several scenarios that he is a person to go to.”

Nitin Saini (CSSGB, TQMP)

Supply Chain Planning Analyst at PrimeSource Building Products · as listed in the recommendation

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In the media

“Harsh Verma discusses his BCS Fellowship journey, responsible AI, mentoring future tech leaders, and building technology that benefits society.”

BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT

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