iCIMS appoints Dipak Pandya as CTO

iCIMS is a New Jersey-based cloud human resources and recruiting software firm.

Dipak Pandya / iCIMS

iCIMS, a New Jersey-based cloud human resources and recruiting software company, has appointed Dipak Pandya as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Pandya would be leading the company’s engineering team as it develops products that help organisations hire talent faster and at scale.

“Dipak is a visionary executive with extensive experience leading global teams and developing innovative products that drive business value,” said Jason Edelboim, CEO at iCIMS. He added, “His passion for building great products and commitment to our customers make him the ideal addition to our executive leadership team as we deliver the next generation of AI-powered hiring products.”

With over two decades of industry experience, the multi-time CTO and chief product officer of PE-backed SaaS businesses, Pandya has held technology leadership roles at NuORDER by Lightspeed, EagleView, eBay Enterprise, Lockheed Martin, Smarsh and International SOS. He is the founder and managing director of Saha Growth Partners, a tech consulting practice, and is on the board for Ntirety. He previously served as executive director in the technology consulting group at Vista Equity Partners.

While addressing his new appointment, Pandya stated, “Having the right enterprise hiring technology, deeply embedded with AI, is essential to sourcing and hiring the right people. I look forward to working with the talented technology and engineering teams – in partnership with our product teams – to create cutting-edge solutions that will set new standards in the industry and deliver unparallelled value to our customers.”

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