Thylaksoft, Inc.

Thylaksoft provides functional and technical solutions to the present and future needs of a customer by clearly identifying the needs and proposing a solution which would achieve the goal of the need. Thylaksoft implements every service with planned execution and profitability. Every service would be reassessed periodically and we would strive for excellence in the service through training, measurement and constant feedback on our services.

Our services include:
1. Application Integration
2. Custom Application Development
3. Application Maintenance
4. Web 2.0 Service
5. Software Strategic Consulting

Our team:

Buyan Thyagarajan - Founder

Buyan is the visionary of the company and has 15 years of software development experience. He has worked in a wide range of industries from health care, banking, finance and the retail sector. His passion is applying object oriented design and is working on a revolutionary value model in the software industry which would align IT teams with business goals.

Rajesh Thyagarajan – Chief Operating officer

Rajesh has 12 years of software development experience and spearheads the operations in the company. He has proven project management experience in agile, waterfall and scrum methodologies and guides the team for constant communication mantra to the clients. He listens a lot and craves for metrics on organizational growth.

Baskar Subramanian - Architect

Baskar is the lead architect for the company and has been working with thylaksoft for the past 10 years. An excellent object oriented designer in heart, Baskar promotes new design patterns and continues to develop applications with structured design patterns. He is now having a romance with robustness analysis which drives usecases to design.

Eric Stephenson – Business Analyst

Eric started from a programming background and has excellent analytical skills, making him a huge asset as a business analyst. He excels at creating UML diagrams, use cases, workflows, and entity relationship within the requirement analysis of projects.