About

Anandkumar Nyamannavar is an experienced Engineering Manager at Xactly Corp with a career spanning over 19 years in the technology industry. He is a skilled leader in building, training, and mentoring high-performance engineering teams, responsible for delivering high-quality products on time. Anandkumar has partnered with architects and engineers to layout architecture and design, collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders in engineering, product, program, quality, and release engineering. He has provided technical leadership to engineers and is able to do technical deep-dives to solve complex problems. Anandkumar is passionate about guiding the overall architecture, design, and development of the engineering function. He creates career paths for team members, helping them grow with mentoring, evaluation, and feedback. He delivers results, sets high standards, and has the ability to attract and retain top talent. Anandkumar has experience in Order Management, Ad-Tech, and Finance and has worked on SAAS, Cloud, API, Architecture, Microservices, DataPipelines, Distributed Systems, and DevOps. He is currently responsible for planning and execution of Application Data Service, Insights product, and tech roadmaps, contributing to the architectural directions and building high-performance engineering teams at Xactly Corp. Anandkumar has previously worked as an Engineering Manager at Operative (Sintecmedia Company), leading the effort of building multiple microservices in distributed, highly available, scalable SAAS platforms such as UserManagement, Notes, and Attachments modules. He has also worked at Goldman Sachs as a Lead Developer, where he worked on new product development, integrating systems using web services, and platform development for event-driven programming models using new tech stacks. Anandkumar holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from Vishveshwaraiah Technological University. He has experience with Senior Software Engineering, Microservices, AWS, DevOps, Web, test, Java, and Spring.