Mentors who have worked at Infosys
Book a session with engineers who have worked at Infosys — on growing inside a large services organisation, and on making the move into product engineering if that is what you want.
Before you book a Infosys mentor
How do I choose the right Infosys mentor?
The most common question mentors get here is some version of "how do I get out", but that is not the only good answer. There are real technical careers inside services organisations, and a mentor who stayed and grew can tell you what that path requires — usually specialisation and client-facing depth rather than more of the same delivery work.
What should I bring to a Infosys mentor session?
If you do want to move into a product company, the honest constraint is that interviews there test data structures, system design and depth on something you built, and delivery work does not always produce those. A mentor can help you find the parts of your actual experience that count and identify what you genuinely need to build from scratch.
Give yourself a realistic timeline. Most successful transitions take months of consistent preparation, and knowing that up front is more useful than any list of resources.
What people bring to these sessions
- Building a technical career inside a services company
- Making the move into product engineering
- Finding the parts of delivery work that interview well
- Realistic timelines for a transition
- Choosing between specialisation and management
3 mentors
- Abhinav Chittora — Senior Product Manager at microsoft. Machine Learning Algorithms, Product Roadmap, Product Lifecycle Management
- Richa Gandhi — Senior Engineering Leader at godaddy. C#, Golang, Java
- Mudra Senjaliya — Senior Software Engineer at aviv group gmbh. JavaScript, TypeScript, Python