Piyush Yadav
About Piyush Yadav
Piyush Yadav is the Manager of IT Applications at TomTom, with over 14 years of experience in project execution and enterprise-grade solutions.
Current Position
Piyush Yadav currently serves as the Manager IT - Applications at Tomtom. He has been in this role since 2018, based in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands. His responsibilities include overseeing the application architecture and software delivery across various domains such as digital marketing, e-commerce, content management, data warehouse, and business intelligence.
Previous Roles
Before his current position, Piyush Yadav worked at Tomtom as an Expert Application Engineer from 2017 to 2018. Prior to that, he held roles at Sdl Plc as Senior Technical Consultant (2016-2017) and Technical Consultant (2013-2015) in the United Kingdom, at Mindtree as Technical Manager (2015-2016) in Bangalore, India, and at Sapient as Senior Associate, Technology (2012-2013) and Associate Technology, L2 (2010-2012) in Boston, United States. He also worked at Accenture as a Senior Software Engineer from 2007 to 2010 in Dublin, Ireland.
Educational Background
Piyush Yadav holds a Master of Business Administration from MIT School of Business, obtained from 2013 to 2015. He also completed his Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from UP Technical University in 1970.
Expertise in Enterprise-Grade Solutions
Piyush Yadav has extensive experience in architecting and implementing enterprise-grade techno-functional solutions. He specializes in creating delivery platforms and product roadmaps for high-impact products and platforms. His expertise extends to process digitization, cost control, operational efficiency, and product enhancement.
Experience in Mentoring and Leadership
Piyush Yadav is known for his strong focus on delivery enablement and transformation excellence aligned with client business goals. He mentors product teams to enhance software features and improve the product delivery life-cycle, ensuring success within timeframes, quality, and budgetary constraints.