About

Sunitha Kailasam is an experienced Engineering Manager with over 18 years of experience in leading Automotive Engineering Products and Tools. Currently, she is working as a Sr. Project Manager - Products at Bosch, where she is responsible for product management and technical pre-sales for Vehicle diagnostics and ECU reflashing products. She has also played a significant role in growing year-year revenue during the past 3 years, with 100% growth in non-linear revenue and acquiring new customer bases in the APAC and EU regions. Sunitha is a passionate leader with a focus on result orientation and strategy decision making. She has extensive experience in handling multi-disciplinary projects and complex challenges. Her core strengths include multi-tasking, commitment, ownership, collaboration, product/program management, and cross-functional team management. In her past roles, Sunitha has worked as a Senior Project Manager for Telematics Platform Development at Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and as a Project Manager for Engineering Tools. She has been responsible for managing end-to-end vehicle connectivity solutions, planning and tracking product features in coordination with program teams and marketing teams, and providing customized solutions for ECU-related applications for OEMs like SAME Deuz Fahr, Ferrari, Ford, Bajaj, FML, SML, Ashok Leyland, and China OEMs. Sunitha has a Master's Degree in Science in Design and Engineering from Manipal University and a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science Engineering from PES Institute of Technology, Bangalore. She has also completed an Executive General Management Programme from the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. Sunitha's technical skills include expertise in senior software engineering, web, mobile, product management, infrastructure, Android, research scientist, and iOS. With over 26 years of relevant experience, Sunitha is a seasoned professional who excels in managing complex projects and leading cross-functional teams to success.