Ascendion has appointed veteran technology leader Debashis Chatterjee to its Board of Directors. With over 30 years of experience in digital transformation and enterprise leadership, Chatterjee is set to play a key role in advancing Ascendion’s strategy around AI-powered software development.
Chatterjee, widely known in the tech industry as DC, has a proven track record of driving large-scale growth. He was instrumental in leading the merger of LTI and Mindtree and previously served as President of Digital Systems and Technology at a global IT services firm. He also played a significant role in building the Banking and Financial Services division at one of the world’s largest technology companies and began his professional journey at a major Indian IT organisation.
Commenting on the appointment, Hiten Patel, Chairman of Ascendion, said, “AI is reshaping the foundation of software engineering, and DC’s experience will help us redefine the future of tech delivery.”
Ascendion continues to innovate through its proprietary AAVA platform, which blends AI agents with human expertise to deliver scalable and efficient software engineering solutions. Chatterjee’s appointment is expected to support the company’s mission to become a leader in next-generation engineering services.
Speaking about his new role, Chatterjee said, “AI is not just a trend. It is a complete reset. Ascendion’s pace and clarity of purpose stand out in a crowded industry. I look forward to contributing to this AI-native transformation.”
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