- Sachin Ranglani joined the company in the roles of VP and India Head in September.
- The exchange is on the lookout for qualified candidates to fill jobs in various domains.
After investing $24 million to extend operations to India, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has named a head of operations for its Indian arm. According to his LinkedIn page, Sachin Ranglani, who had substantial expertise in the IT industry, joined the company in the roles of Vice President and India Head in September.
He has worked for companies including Uber, Amazon, and Infosys, and most recently spent three years as senior VP of product management at Indian fintech Paytm.
In September, Pravjit Tiwana, CEO of Gemini’s Asia Pacific region, said that the company’s engineering center in Gurgaon, India, would play a crucial role in the future expansion of the business.
Hiring Underway
In an interview published on Tuesday by Financial News, Tiwana said that the Gurgaon office, which presently employs more than 70 people, plans to increase its employees to more than 100 by the end of 2023. He also said that by 2024’s end, this number should have hit 200. The Gurgaon office handles matters of regulation, information flow, storage, security, and payment.
The exchange is on the lookout for qualified candidates to fill jobs in software development, technical product management, human resources, talent acquisition, accounting, customer service, and regulatory compliance. The business said that its crypto trading products (both spot and futures) are now available to retail and institutional clients in India.
Gemini’s foray into the Indian market coincides with the company’s plan to increase its headcount in Singapore to more than 100 by the end of the year.
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