About

Raj Saraogi is a product-minded software engineer with a passion for building products for the masses. He believes in the "Hands-On Experience" approach and is always upgrading his technical as well as industry skills. With 4.78 years of relevant experience, he has contributed to teams in delivering viable products. Raj is a keen sportsman and a passionate footballer. He has been part of two startups at college level, both of which got shutdown. Later, after engineering, he was part of two more startups, Orderhive (Acquired by Cin7) and Byteprophecy (Acquired by Accenture Strategy & Consulting in AI), which got sold at multimillion dollars. Raj is always ready for the next big thing, and he would be there with his heart, brain, and soul in it. Currently, Raj is working as a Software Product and Platform Engineering Analyst at Accenture. He joined Byteprophecy, a big data startup that got acquired by Accenture. Fascinated with the data world, he worked on multiple products of the company like MonitorFirst and Sherlock, which were web apps that integrated KPIs of clients and provided data insights of their businesses. Raj has also worked in finance and SCM sector with leading power industry of India as well as prominent pharma company. He has worked with various stakeholders, including Strategy & Consulting folks from Accenture, client domain experts, business analysts, design folks, and other developers and data engineers. In the past, Raj has worked as a Software Engineer at Orderhive, where he was part of the core inventory team responsible for the development of the core product and inventory management module. He also worked on third-party integration like Zapier for automations with Orderhive. Raj has a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Computer Science from LDRP Institute of Technology & Research. He has also completed Higher Secondary (CBSE 12th) from Maharaja Agrasen Vidyalaya and Secondary School Examination (Class X) from Rachana School. Raj's tech stack includes Software Engineering, AI, Big Data, Web, Python, Scala, Microservices, Integration, and Frontend.