Avaali Solutions to double head count

Avaali Solutions, a digital solutions provider to upper-mid to large enterprises, announced that it is doubling headcount of skilled professionals to meet demand growth. Avaali intends to take the headcount to over 275 in the next twelve to fifteen months. The new hires will be for all levels (senior level, mid-level as well as entry level) and for areas such as product development, technologies like AI and automation skills; as well as for solutions such as OpenText and Kofax, in addition to sales and operations. With the fresh hiring across domains, the team sizes are expected to grow exponentially, and it will meet the growing demand of the client base to provide seamless service and enhance the overall customer experience. The customer demand for digital solutions across operational processes has grown more than twice in the last 12 months.

The Company offers immense opportunities and rich experiences for its employees. The complexity and variety of projects makes it the right place to be in, for career aspirants who are passionate about delivering large, complex engagements and work with marquee brands across various industries and technologies. The Company is also known to treat its employees well, including yearly salary hikes as well as timely commitments of aspects such as performance pay. The firm believes that the employees are its pillars, and they must do well in their personal and professional lives. Even during the pandemic, the Company has given good annual pay hikes to all its employees with zero layoffs.

Srividya Kannan, founder & CEO, Avaali Solutions, says, “There has been consistent growth in our client base and an increase in demand for our end-to-end technological and service offering for enterprise solutions.”

Known to be the employer of choice providing an open, collaborative and fulfilling work culture and experience, Avaali is “where people go out of their way to be supportive and work as one team”.

The firm is on the lookout for tech leads, data scientists, and senior software engineers to strengthen its technology arm and provide customised services to its clients. Kannan further adds “Enterprises across all sectors have started investing in digital transformation as the pandemic made it evident that businesses with higher digital adoption would fare better than the ones with traditional IT systems. Enterprises also started to increasingly invest in technologies, such as RPA, package applications in the sourcing, procurement and supply chain areas, AI, machine learning, and analytics for solutions like conversational AI and chatbots, fraud prevention, demand forecasting, and so on, which would help streamline their business operations.”

Since its inception, Avaali has enabled large enterprises across Asia and MEA and parts of Europe and brought down process cycle time by over 35 to 50 per cent through its consulting and digital solutions.