SymphonyAI Appoints Vice President of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

SymphonyAI, a leader in high-value enterprise AI SaaS for strategic industries, announced that Pushpraj (Raj) Shukla has joined the company as vice president of artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) and head of incubation.

Shukla will lead the advancement of the enterprise AI platform, Eureka, that supports SymphonyAI’s applications in key vertical industries. These include retail, CPG, financial crime, manufacturing, media, IT, and the public sector. Shukla will also lead the incubation of next-gen applications providing predictive AI analytics and insights to new use cases and business processes.

“Raj brings more than 15 years of leadership in applied AI/ML engineering for enterprise AI and ML-focused SaaS offerings at a global scale,” said SymphonyAI CTO Vijay Raghavendra. “Our strong combination of technologies, capabilities, and heritage of innovation and recent advances collectively put us at the forefront of enterprise AI. Raj’s expertise will further accelerate our leadership position in applied AI/ML and our unique underlying AI platform.”

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“SymphonyAI is the leader in enterprise AI,” said Shukla. “The intersection of advanced AI and deep, vertical industry domain expertise is a unique combination in the industry today and is one of the things that most excites me about this role. The AI/ML platform also accelerates the incubation of ‘startup’ capabilities within SymphonyAI so we can deliver tangible impacts in complex businesses and strategic industries faster.”

Shukla joins SymphonyAI from Microsoft, where he served as partner director of AI and ML for business applications and platforms. He led one of the most extensive applied AI and ML groups for Azure, including developing ML models to power low- or no-code elements for the Dynamics 365 and Power Platform suite of products. Shukla’s work included developing “prediction startups” within Microsoft for business, media, and entertainment.

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