About

Pranjali Priya is a versatile Tech Recruitment professional with over 10 years of experience in Technology hiring, Executive hiring, and Human Resource Management. She strongly believes that hiring is the most important first step towards an organization's success. Currently, she is working as an Internal Recruitment Partner (Tech) at Adeptmind, an AI company based in Toronto, Canada. At Adeptmind, Pranjali is responsible for building a stellar Engineering/Product team using her expertise in LinkedIn Recruiter, Boolean Logic, Google Search, and other advanced sourcing techniques such as social media (LinkedIn, Facebook), Job Boards (Nakuri, Monster, Indeed), and a basic understanding of the repository sites (StackOver Flow and GitHub). She is an expert in hiring AI/ML, Machine Learning Engineers, Backend Developers, Full Stack Developers, Data Engineers, Architect, Infrastructure, Site Reliability Engineering & Leadership roles. Before joining Adeptmind, Pranjali worked as a Manager-Talent Acquisition at Flixstock and as a Specialist- Information Technology (Executive Search & Selection) at Randstad India. She holds an MBA in Human Resources from IIMT Group of Colleges and has completed an EDP in Human Resource Management in collaboration with SHRM from XLRI Jamshedpur. Pranjali is a human-centered and a lifelong learner with a strong adherence to values. She has a deep understanding of the importance of acquiring the right talent for an organization's growth. Her expertise in search, AI, ML, NLP, SRE, Deep Learning, Backend, Senior Software Engineer, and infra makes her a valuable asset to any organization. Pranjali's current company, Adeptmind, offers the most accurate search results in the industry using machine learning and NLP, along with their newly launched Guided Discovery. Their platform helps online retailers bridge the gap between online and offline conversion rates. They power ecommerce search for some of the largest retailers in the world like Staples, Decathlon, Ulta, and Polo. Their last company, Maluuba, was sold to Microsoft in 2017 for $140M.