Krish Bajaj
About Krish Bajaj
Krish Bajaj is a University Program Fellow with a background in business, technology, and entrepreneurship. He has held various roles in product management and development across multiple organizations and is a co-founder of a health-tech startup.
Work at Plug and Play Tech Center
Krish Bajaj serves as a University Program Fellow at Plug and Play Tech Center since 2023. In this role, he engages with startups and entrepreneurs, fostering connections and facilitating collaboration within the innovation ecosystem. His position allows him to leverage his academic background and professional experiences to support emerging businesses and initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Krish Bajaj studied at NYU Stern School of Business, where he pursued a Bachelor of Science in Business, Technology, and Entrepreneurship from 2021 to 2025. He also completed his high school education at Dhirubhai Ambani International School, earning a High School Diploma from 2007 to 2021. His academic background equips him with a solid foundation in business principles and technological applications.
Background
Krish Bajaj has a diverse professional background, having held several roles in various organizations. He worked as a Business and Product Development Intern at Triveni Enterprises in 2022 and served as a Product Manager and Graphic Designer at Collegepond during the same year. Additionally, he has experience as an Analyst at Yamaha Motor Ventures and as a Product Manager at Augment AI.
Achievements
Krish Bajaj is the founder of FITeen, a health-tech startup that integrates QR codes and augmented reality technology to enhance fitness experiences. He has also taken on leadership roles, such as the BTE Cohort Director at NYU Stern School of Business since 2023. His work reflects a commitment to social impact-driven entrepreneurship and innovation.
Current Roles and Initiatives
In addition to his position at Plug and Play Tech Center, Krish Bajaj is a Co-Founder at roam, which he started in 2024. He is also a Research Fellow at New York University, where he has been contributing since 2024. His current roles emphasize his dedication to connecting with individuals who are shaping the future and learning from their experiences.