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IIT alumnus Bhupinder Singh appointed to Ulteig board
Singh comes with close to 40 years of industry experience and simultaneously serves as the co-founder of software brand EIRIS.
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Jeffin T. Kaleekal - Thu, 09, Oct 2025
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Bhupinder Singh / Bhupinder Singh via LinkedIn
Ulteig, a North Dakota based engineering and consultations company, has appointed Bhupinder Singh to its Board of Directors.
Singh joins Ulteig with extensive experience developing software solutions. Apart from his role in Ulteig's board, Singh is also the co-founder of EIRIS, a software development company. Previously, Singh has served as Chief Product Officer at Bentley Systems, leading global product development, sales and customer success over his 26-year tenure.
Ulteig's President and CEO, Doug Jaeger commented about the newest member of the company's board and said, "Bhupinder joins our Board with nearly four decades of experience at the intersection of technology and infrastructure."
Jaeger further said, "His deep understanding of automation, engineering technology and digital transformation will serve us well as we enhance our client services with innovative tools and resources. I look forward to leveraging Bhupinder's insights as we further lean into these critical components of our digital strategy."
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An IIT-Delhi alumnus, Singh also holds advanced degrees in computer science from Rutgers University and a degree in civil engineering from Vanderbilt University.
Expressing excitement over his new role, Singh remarked, "I am honored to join Ulteig's Board of Directors at such a pivotal time."
He further said, "Ulteig's dedication to applying digital transformation to deliver better outcomes for clients is inspiring, and I look forward to supporting its efforts to develop, implement and scale technology-enabled solutions that advance a sustainable future."
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