POWERING MOBILITY

India-born NAGARRO is helping the world's biggest automakers rethink speed, supply chains, and customer experience—with AI at the wheel

- Sahil Mohan Gupta

CHANCES are, you interacted with software engineered by Nagarro SE today. It might have been embedded in the aircraft overhead, the systems managing your hotel stay, the complex electronics within your car, or even the journey of the consumer goods you purchased online.

From a modest Delhi office started by IIT graduates in 1996, Nagarro has quietly surged into a global digital engineering powerhouse, doubling its revenue to surpass $1 billion since its 2020 Frankfurt listing and deploying cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence for titans like Maruti Suzuki, BMW, and Siemens.

This isn't your standard IT outsourcing story. Nagarro positions itself as a high-end “digital product engineering company,” focused on weaving sophisticated technology, particularly AI, into the very fabric of its clients’ operations to drive tangible results.

“We've always separated ourselves from the pack in terms of the quality of work and the quality of use cases,” says Anurag Sahay, Nagarro's Managing Director and Global Lead of AI & Data Sciences. “We focus a lot more on technology as a tool to really bring about change.”

With 18,000 'Nagarrians' spread across 38 countries (over 12,000 based in India), the company serves more than 1,000 clients, from Fortune 500 behemoths to nimble startups. Its reach is vast, touching everything from flight planning software used globally to the lighting controls of The White House and the Statue of Liberty.