Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, March 2025 – Tridhya Tech Limited has announced the appointment of Het Shah as its new Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). With an extensive background in HR strategy, talent acquisition, compliance, and organizational development, Het will lead the company’s HR function, focusing on enhancing employee experience, workforce planning, and compliance with industry standards.
Before stepping into the CHRO role, Het Shah served as HR Head at Tridhya Tech Limited, where she spearheaded talent acquisition strategies, workforce planning, and HR analytics. Her leadership was instrumental in aligning HR initiatives with business growth and fostering an inclusive workplace.
Prior to joining Tridhya Tech, Het was a Human Resources Leader at Mangalam Information Technologies Private Limited, where she led HR operations, focusing on talent retention, performance management, and employee engagement for over three years.
Earlier in her career, she held key HR leadership positions at Space STEM Private Limited, Analytix Business Solutions, and SoluSoft Corporation, where she played a pivotal role in organizational development, recruitment, and compliance management. Her experience also includes working as Talent Acquisition Lead at HLS and Recruitment Consultant at QX Global Group, further strengthening her expertise in hiring strategies and workforce planning.
About Tridhya Tech Limited
Tridhya Tech Limited specializes in delivering enterprise-focused software and IT services, helping businesses streamline digital transformation, intelligent automation, and AI/ML-powered solutions. With a strong infrastructure and an expert-led team, Tridhya Tech empowers organizations across various industries to achieve their digital goals efficiently.
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