Tarun Sharma is the Chief Product and Technology Officer (CPTO) of Foundit (previously Monster APAC & ME), a strategic leadership move to integrate technology into the company’s products. In this position, Tarun will be in charge of the product and technology strategy to promote AI-driven innovation in its Middle Eastern and Asia-Pacific markets. Sharing his excitement on the elevation, he posted on his LinkedIn handle and said, “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Chief Product and Technology Officer at foundit!”
Sharma will lead Foundit’s product and technology strategy to promote AI-led innovation in creating scalable, customized recruitment platforms that will transform the way companies find top talent in a competitive hiring market and the way job seekers interact with available opportunities.
Sharma offers a special combination of product leadership and technical know-how to the position. “We’re thrilled to welcome Tarun Sharma as foundit’s new Chief Product and Technology Officer,” the company said on its official LinkedIn account to announce Tarun’s hiring.
“With 25+ years of experience in design and technology, Tarun is an expert in product strategy, innovation, and digital transformation. At foundit, he will lead the charge in shaping our Product and Technology vision, driving impactful solutions and fuelling rapid growth.”
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