Frshr Technologies pledges to hire 25 per cent of their annual fresher talent-hiring from the Agnipath graduate pool
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Frshr Technologies pledges to hire 25 per cent of their annual fresher talent-hiring from the Agnipath graduate pool

Frshr Technologies is the winner of DRDO's Dare to Dream 2.0 contest, is a specialist in AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain and Mobile Technologies.

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Jun 20, 2022, 06:24 pm IST
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Bengaluru (Karnataka): Naren Lokwani, CEO of Bengaluru-based Software firm, Frshr Technologies, said “Agniveers”, who graduated from the Military’s “Agnipath” program will make a solid talent pool for IT and Software companies to hire and recruit.

Speaking to Reporters on the sideline of a Startup event, Naren Lokwani said, “Hiring sound technology experts is an increasingly difficult task in today’s competitive IT and Software Industry. Innovative government programs like “Agnipath” will create a large pool of tech trained, disciplined and eager for success youngsters, which will be a great pool for IT and Software companies to dive in and hire their talent pool.”

“IT Sector growing at double the pace of GDP is finding it difficult to hire fresh professionals amidst large inflow of VC investments and Angel funds. Agnipath program will make it easy for companies like Frshr Technologies to hire candidates who understand the Defence domain, the Technology ecosystem and the application of latest technologies like AI and Machine Learning to country’s forward sectors.

A lot of complex tech programs in software will benefit from hiring Agniveers and by providing them with a bridge of 3-6 months of Software training, companies will benefit from their 4-year service in the Military. This will help the growth of the country, reduce unemployment and generate more profits for IT sector as well as create great software products in the Defence sector.”

Frshr Technologies, winner of DRDO’s Dare to Dream 2.0 contest, is a specialist in AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain and Mobile Technologies.

Naren Lokwani, CEO of Frshr Technologies said, “In addition to Software and Tech, Agnipath program can also provide a boost to Private Security Industry. With increase in growth of business and economic activity, there is huge demand for private security personnel, personnel security experts, and Agniveers will be the right fit for these roles in corporate security and premium residential sector.

Frshr Technologies pledges to hire 25 per cent of their annual fresher talent-hiring from the Agnipath graduate pool and we look forward to a successful launch of this defence program. We congratulate Govt of India and the Defence Ministry for this ambitious program and wish them success in their nation-building endeavours.”

Frshr Technologies designs and develops Software Products based on AI, ML and Mobile Technologies for hi-tech sector. Frshr Technologies is also a “Startup for Startups” and provides Software Product Development, AI and ML, Mobile App Development, and Web App Development services for other startups and companies in India and across the globe.

(With Inputs From Agencies)

 

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