JK Tech has named Vijai Ganesh as its new Chief Delivery Officer. With nearly three decades of experience in data and analytics, Ganesh will be responsible for overseeing the company’s global delivery and operations, spanning all service lines. His focus will be on driving scalable execution, enhancing talent capabilities, and ensuring customer outcomes through a metric-driven approach.

Vijai Ganesh, Chief Delivery Officer, JK Tech

Prior to joining JK Tech, Ganesh served as Vice President at Tredence Analytics, where he led global delivery in data and analytics across various industry verticals. His earlier stint at Infosys spanned over 13 years in senior roles such as AVP and Delivery Head for telecom and hi-tech clients, where he was involved in large-scale cloud modernization and digital transformation efforts.

He has also held leadership positions at Honeywell Technology Solutions and Ramco Systems, working on enterprise-scale BI and infrastructure solutions.

Welcoming him to the team, Sameer Nagpal, President & CEO of JK Tech, said, “We’re delighted to welcome Vijai as our Chief Delivery Officer. His proven leadership in scaling delivery operations and passion for enabling high-performing teams strongly align with JK Tech’s commitment to client success.”

Sharing his vision for the role, Ganesh commented, “My ambition is to create a delivery engine that is not only performant, but also adapts quickly, is data-driven, people-powered, and oriented to real outcomes for the business.”

The appointment comes as JK Tech looks to deepen its capabilities in AI, cloud transformation, and intelligent automation, particularly across the retail, CPG, and financial services sectors.

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