Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, December 2024 – Quarks, a leading digital development firm, has announced the appointment of Prem Goswami as its new Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). With over two decades of HR leadership experience, Prem will spearhead strategic human resource initiatives, focusing on talent management, organizational culture, and employee engagement to support Quarks’ continued growth and innovation.
In this pivotal role, Prem will lead efforts to align Quarks’ HR strategies with its business objectives, fostering a dynamic and inclusive workplace environment. His expertise will play a critical role in shaping the organization’s workforce development and enhancing its position as a preferred employer in the tech industry.
Prem Goswami brings an illustrious career spanning over 26 years in human resource leadership. Prior to joining Quarks, he served as Vice President and Head HR at R Systems International Ltd., A Blackstone Company, where he was instrumental in driving transformative HR initiatives, talent acquisition, and employee engagement programs across a hybrid workforce.
Prem’s earlier career includes notable contributions in the Indian Army, where he gained extensive leadership and organizational skills. He also held roles in Punwire, based in Chandigarh, and had a brief stint in the Tea Industry in Assam, enriching his diverse professional journey with valuable cross-industry insights.
About Quarks
Founded in 2012, Quarks has grown from a small India-based team to a prominent digital development firm with over 500 developers. The company specializes in creating web and mobile applications that transform business operations. Quarks’ dedicated teams in design, business and marketing, web and mobile development, data science, and quality assurance strive to innovate and deliver exceptional solutions. Known for its organic team-building approach and commitment to innovation, Quarks remains a leader in the digital transformation space.
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