Greenhouse appoints Sagar Patel as chief technology officer

He will lead the company’s next phase of innovation by scaling technical teams, advancing AI integration, and driving new product development.

Sagar Patel / Greenhouse

New York-based recruiting software services provider Greenhouse, has named Indian-American tech executive Sagar Patel as its chief technology officer.

Working alongside chief product officer Meredith Johnson, Patel will focus on restructuring the product development lifecycle to anticipate evolving hiring needs. He also aims to leverage agentic AI software to streamline recruitment while preserving human decision-making in hiring.

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Commenting on his new role, Patel said, "Hiring technical talent is never easy. The only times I've felt confident during the recruitment process were when I was a hiring manager using the Greenhouse platform. Now that I've joined Greenhouse as CTO, I'm looking forward to working on products that solve the recruitment problems that I've faced personally, at a company I believe in."

Patel previously served as head of engineering for revolving credit products at PayPal, where he managed global product development for high-volume credit and payment services. As CTO at Ampla, he helped introduce banking services and credit products, while earlier in his career he scaled engineering teams at BlackRock and Lunchbox.

"Sagar's sharp approach to technology is exactly what we want at Greenhouse as we continue to develop software that balances AI technology advances with human decision-making. This is an exciting time of growth for Greenhouse as we're launching new products, expanding globally, and onboarding larger customers. Sagar's leadership will help drive our mission and goals forward,” said Daniel Chait, co-founder and CEO of Greenhouse.

Greenhouse serves more than 7,500 companies worldwide, offering tools to improve hiring outcomes through structured, data-driven recruitment processes.

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