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AUSTIN - Realtor.com appointed Janakiraman Karthikeyan as its new Chief Technology Officer, the real estate marketplace announced Monday.
In his new role, Karthikeyan will oversee the company’s technology vision and strategy to align innovation with Realtor.com’s mission and growth objectives.
Karthikeyan joins Realtor.com with over 20 years of experience leading digital transformations across various industries. He previously served as VP of Technology at Chewy and has worked in e-commerce, healthcare, and finance sectors.
"Technology is at the heart of our mission to be the best open real estate marketplace," said Damian Eales, CEO for Realtor.com. "Janakiraman’s leadership will help us accelerate innovation, strengthen our platform, and deliver even more value to consumers and our industry partners."
Karthikeyan holds a master’s degree in computer application from SSN School of Management and a bachelor’s degree in commerce from University of Madras. He will be based at the company’s headquarters in Austin, Texas.
"Throughout my career, I’ve focused on building scalable platforms and using AI and machine learning to create impactful customer experiences," Karthikeyan said in the press release statement.
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