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DataArt India: Building Tech Talent with a Long Horizon
20 May
Summary
- DataArt's Bengaluru team has grown to nearly 100 engineers.
- The company runs IT schools and an AI Bootcamp for talent development.
- An digital archive documenting India's IT heritage is being developed.
DataArt, a global software engineering firm, has significantly expanded its Bengaluru presence, now employing nearly 100 engineers and specialists. This growth marks its fourth year of staffing international projects from India, with a strategic approach focused on slow, quality-driven development.
Sheetal Kale, Managing Director, emphasized building strong cross-cultural communication for global team integration. DataArt India also prioritizes talent development through six IT schools since 2023 and an AI Bootcamp, focusing on applied learning for early-career professionals.
Further contributing to the tech ecosystem, DataArt India is collaborating with CHRIST University to create IT Museum - India, a digital archive documenting the nation's IT development history. This initiative aims to preserve the legacy of companies, individuals, and technical milestones.
Diversity and inclusion are embedded in DataArt India's culture, with collaborations supporting women in AI and tech. Notably, Sheetal Kale has received recognition for her DE&I efforts, including a nomination for the Women in Tech® Global Awards.
