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Ratna Hubli shared thisCome join my team! Let’s build an AI-native Finance & Accounting function with Ramesh S. and Sri Sarma 📍 Location: Bangalore, India 🔗 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gPSxaWdG or DM me directly Explore all our roles: https://lnkd.in/gxC9ACTTRatna Hubli shared this📢 We. Are. Hiring! I've been posting a set of interesting roles on our team every day. Here's the next set! Engineering Manager, Data - Partner with Sebastian J. and lead the data engineering team shaping the backbone of all our products - https://lnkd.in/g6dE-b5p Technical Support Engineer - Join Anandita Shekhar's team and help customers solve complex, high-impact issues, while working closely with engineering product - https://lnkd.in/g2JCwXBj Accounting Manager - Drive compliance and reconciliation across multiple entities and strengthen financial controls. Best part? You get to work with Ratna Hubli - https://lnkd.in/gjJ-7C2Q Explore all our roles: https://lnkd.in/gxC9ACTT HackerRank
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Ratna Hubli reposted thisRatna Hubli reposted thisLast year was an amazing year of growth, fueled by AI-driven innovation. We're building on that momentum and adding customer-facing roles across all our global regions. If you're obsessed with helping customers and passionate about AI-driven innovation, we'd love to talk. Apply now via our careers page or feel free to reach out to anyone on the HackerRank team. https://lnkd.in/gD9GYkQH
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Ratna Hubli reposted thisRatna Hubli reposted thisYou know HackerRank, but meet the Hackers behind it. Here's the story of how our co-founders met and what Vinod Khosla's backing meant to them. Vivek Ravisankar Harishankaran K
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Ratna Hubli shared thisFor years, India's middle class has shouldered the tax burden—squeezed at every turn while the rich & ultra-rich found loopholes and businesses enjoyed tax breaks. Budget 2025 marks a historic shift. With higher disposable income, we’re looking at more growth, and a stronger economy. This isn’t just a budget; it’s a long-overdue systemic correction. Kudos to FM Nirmala Sitharaman for recognizing and addressing this. A step in the right direction! 👏 #Budget2025 #India
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Ratna Hubli shared thisThrilled to announce that Prophecy has secured $47 million in funding! Exciting times ahead. Check out our journey here 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gdXFDXc6
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Ratna Hubli shared this🚀 We're thrilled to announce a $47 million investment in Prophecy! This significant funding will fuel our expansion and enable us to further enhance the Prophecy ecosystem, delivering even greater value to our customers, partners, and the wider data community. Learn more about the exciting future of Prophecy on our blog: https://lnkd.in/eEpbMsv8Ratna Hubli shared thisWe are thrilled to announce a $47M funding round led by Smith Point Capital, LLC to accelerate the AI-powered transformation of the data integration market! 🚀 💡 We continue to address the multi-billion-dollar productivity challenge: democratizing data proficiency and access for analytics and AI and modernizing for today’s cloud platforms. A huge thanks to our team, customers, and investors for believing in our mission and empowering us to continue innovating. Check out our blog to learn more 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eEpbMsv8 Dayakar Puskoor Dallas Venture Capital George Mathew Insight Partners Kai Yang Ian Glasner HSBC Burke Norton
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Ratna Hubli shared thisLooking for a talented Finance Analyst with strong analytical skills, experience in controllership, and startup finance to join our team! #FinanceAnalyst #Controller #StartupFinance #Hiring
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Ratna Hubli reposted thisRatna Hubli reposted this📣 The Data Transformation Copilot is Here! 📣 We’re entering into the age of copilots where generative AI companions help us with nearly every task. But how will generative AI change how we work with data? And can it help us overcome the challenge of delivering clean, trusted, and timely data for AI and analytics? Read the latest from Prophecy CEO and co-founder Raj Bains on the arrival of the data transformation copilot that is: ✅ Integrated and comprehensive to fully leverage the cloud data platforms ✅ Intuitive & intelligent to make all data users more productive ✅ Open & extensible to scale with open source standards For Prophecy, the data transformation copilot is not just a bundle of AI capabilities. The copilot is the product itself! And it’s exactly what’s needed to break through the data transformation bottleneck and deliver clean, trusted, and timely data. Catch all the details here and connect with our team to put the data transformation copilot into action! https://lnkd.in/efdD_Jup
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked thisDiet Coke shortage is hitting CoinDCX offices too. But we are sufficiently diversified across multiple liquidity providers.🥛😆
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked this"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." The times have changed again. After 12 incredible years, I'm closing my chapter at AWS India. To all my customers — you taught me more than any framework or any certification ever could. Every architecture review, every edge case made me sharper. Thank you for trusting us with your most critical workloads. To the Security Partners — ISVs, MSSPs, Consulting Partners & the broader ecosystem we built. We didn't just sell security — we made it a movement. From Zero Trust roundtables to the first-ever AWS Security press release in India, to first AWS Security Summit & Agentic AI hackathon in India — every handshake was a force multiplier. You showed me what ecosystem thinking truly means. To the Zipliners — four years alongside AWS's global incident response team has been one of the most defining experiences of my career. The rigor, the speed, the camaraderie under pressure — I'm a fundamentally better security professional because of you. The times have changed — and so must security I've delivered countless Culture of Security workshops — programs designed for an era when developers were the builders. That era is over. Today, everyone is a builder. When everyone builds, the baseline must change. Security can no longer be a gate at the end of a pipeline — it must be the instinct at the beginning of every decision. What Continues: 🔧 Building — tools and frameworks that make security accessible, measurable, and automated. 🌱 Mentoring — the next generation of cybersecurity talent deserves better ladders. I'll keep building them. 🛡️ Strengthening security — working with regulators, compliance bodies, and standards organizations to shape how India approaches cybersecurity governance. 🤝 Redefining the Culture of Security — new baselines, new instincts, for a world where everyone builds. The Amazon badge comes off, The friendship & leadership principles stays. #AWS #Cybersecurity #CloudSecurity #CultureOfSecurity #Gratitude #NextChapter #SecurityLeadership #AIGovernance
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked thisMy fitness routine is not about biohacking routines or 4 AM cold plunges. I am also not on the longevity trip! In fact, there are several parallels between my startup journey and my fitness. I approach it with the right intent. I have set up a system to get things broadly right. I show up and do the work most of the time. I know where I struggle, but not always how to fix it. Pretty typical stuff! What I have got right - Kettlebells. Some friends recommended this in 2010 and for 15 years, kettlebells have been my primary workout - 3x weekly, helping me stay functionally fit, injury free and supporting my aerobic fitness and muscle building. I don't run as often as I'd like to, but I love the mental aspect of running - of staying with my breath and the next step, free of thoughts, after the first 2-3 km. Everything else is fitness for fun - swimming on weekends or while traveling, playing sports with my team - and trying to keep up with younger, faster legs! My breakfast and lunch are simple - veggies and protein, home-made, repeatable portions. Monotonous, but effective. I have gradually overcome the FOMO of new fads and don't fall for every gadget or fuss about every new metric. I have a Garmin to track workouts, steps and sleep and it serves me just fine! I supplement this with blood work once every 12-18 months to check basic parameters and vitamin levels. What needs more work - sleep, stress management and getting back on track after a few days of overwhelm. I wish I slept an hour longer every night, didn't stress eat from time to time, and manage to be present without distraction - both at home and work. This could take my fitness from good to great! Overall, after many years of high expectations and huge disappointments, I have built comfort with being 80% right and being kind with myself when I go off-track. I would love to know how you all manage to get back on track when the routine breaks? 📸 One recent event I signed up indulging my FOMO was Hyrox - but I am glad I did! Pushing through the mixed doubles format with my better half was more fun than I imagined.
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Ratna Hubli reacted on thisRatna Hubli reacted on thisAI isn’t something coming to finance in the future - it’s already here. Fraud gets detected faster. Risk models keep improving with data. Decisions are becoming more data-driven than ever. What I find interesting is that it’s not just about automation anymore. It’s about better decision-making ,using AI to support and improve how we think. At HackerRank, I’ve been seeing how important problem-solving and data skills are becoming in this shift. The line between engineering and finance is slowly blurring. Still learning a lot about this space, but it’s exciting to see where it’s heading. Curious - where do you think AI will make the biggest difference in finance? #AI #FinTech #MachineLearning #Finance #Learning #Technology
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked thisSpending the week at HackerRank's Bay Area office. The view: Intel out the window, the Santa Clara hills on the horizon, and a bright sunny day outside. Literally sitting across from the silicon that named the valley. Not a bad spot to work from. ✨
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked thisHackerRank took 20 interns this cycle. Not a single DSA question was asked. The entire interview - Harishankaran K (CTO) and Ankur Kakroo (Director of Engineering) just handed you the mic. No prompts. No structure. Just "take us through your journey." Most people weren't ready for that. They showed up expecting a back and forth. HackerRank wanted you to own the room. And if you'd faked anything on your resume? They'd find it. Every question was surgical, based entirely on what YOU put in front of them. My edge was simple. I'd been building Plan Sync since semester 1. 8 users. No traction. No hype. Just kept going. By the time I sat in that interview - 13,000 users. Didn't need to sell anything. Just told the truth. If you're gunning for a role at a place like this, stop polishing your resume. Build something you can talk about for 20 minutes without blinking. The interview finds the real ones.
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Ratna Hubli reacted on thisRatna Hubli reacted on thisWe just built a world class content studio in Bangalore. Best in class cameras, VP screen, broadcast audio, teleprompters, the works. Now we need two people to help us be part of the team that runs it. This video is a good example of what we make. B2B content for Offices of CTOs and CHROs, produced entirely in-house, by a small and fast team at HackerRank, a company that's been thinking about the future of technical hiring for over a decade and championing next-gen developers. We're hiring two roles, both Bangalore-based, both 2-3 years of experience: Content Writer and Strategist: You write for humans but build with AI. You can go from a brief to a LinkedIn post, a script for a video, or a product narrative without four rounds of alignment. You know the difference between writing for a CHRO and an engineering leader, and you don't flatten them into the same voice. Video Editor (AI-Native): You edit fast and think in stories. You're already using Premiere, DaVinci, or CapCut alongside AI tools like Runway and Claude Code with Remotion. You've shot and edited, not just one or the other, and same-day turnarounds don't rattle you. Both roles: we want people who show up with a point of view, move without being pushed, and treat AI as how they work, not something they dabble in on the side. If that sounds like you, DM me with 3 bullets on why we should hire you. Include proof of work. No cover letters, no PDFs. We're a small team doing work that punches well above its weight. We'd love to find people who want to be part of that. We assess the world's best technical talent for a living. We'll try to go easy on you! 😆
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked thiswe, the 2026 winter batch HackerRank interns, built our intern website 🙂↕️ every intern batch creates one, and this is ours featuring a photo dump, meet the interns page, and a small office game built in a few days, it was really fun to make (might have some bugs 😭) check it out!! https://lnkd.in/gCAH4hF9 #hackerrank #interns
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Ratna Hubli liked thisRatna Hubli liked thisHarshita Arora grew up in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Dropped out of school at 15. And just became the youngest General Partner in Y Combinator's history at 25. Most VCs her age are still grinding as associates, hoping to make principal in five years if they're lucky. Between dropping out and becoming a partner, she discovered coding at 13, built a crypto portfolio tracker at 16 that Apple featured in the App Store, got it acquired, and won India's Bal Shakti Puraskar. Then she got an O-1 visa, moved to SF, and applied to YC with her co-founder. Their idea was to fix city transportation with better shuttle buses. While building the network, they discovered transportation payments were completely broken. COVID killed the bus idea a few months later, but the payments problem remained. So Harshita spent weeks visiting truck stops across California, talking to drivers, watching how they paid for fuel, and realizing that the entire payments infrastructure for trucking was stuck in the 1990s despite moving billions of dollars. She built AtoB to fix it. Modern fuel cards, instant payouts, and transparent pricing. Today AtoB is a Series C company serving 30,000+ fleets across the US, valued at $700M. Now she's backing the next generation of founders at YC. At 25. Most VCs spend a decade at banks and consulting firms collecting credentials. Harshita built a $700M company instead. At HackerRank we believe skills > pedigree. She's proof!
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