Overview
Ayush Singhvi is Founder & CEO at Byldd[1], a venture studio that works with non-technical domain expert founders to build and launch tech businesses by providing in-house product teams including designers, developers, testers, and CTO-level engineering talent[2]. Singhvi has held this position since February 2020[3] and also serves as an Entrepreneurship and Startup Advisor at New York University beginning in January 2024[4]. Prior to founding Byldd, Singhvi worked as Senior Software Engineer at SixPlus from April 2017 to June 2020[5]. Singhvi holds a Master of Science in Management of Technology from New York University[8], completed a Software Engineering Program at Fullstack Academy[9], and earned a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani[10].
Profile introduction
Byldd is a venture studio that's democratizing software entrepreneurship. We primarily work with non-technical domain expert founders to help them build and launch tech businesses, where we are the complete, in-house product team. Our teams consist of all the resources founders need on the product side, from designers, developers, testers all the way up to CTO-level engineering talent.
Career history
- Founder & CEOFeb 2020 to presentByldd
- Entrepreneurship and Startup AdvisorJan 2024 to presentNew York University
- Senior Software EngineerApr 2017 to Jun 2020SixPlus
- Application EngineerAug 2014 to Mar 2015ANG AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS FZE
- Application EngineerAug 2013 to Jan 2014Energy Management and Controls
Education
Master of Science (MS), Management of Technology2015 - 2017New York University
Software Engineering Program, Computer Software Engineering2016 - 2016Fullstack Academy
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Electrical and Electronics Engineering2011 - 2014Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani
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