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While names of Aravind Srinivas of Perplexity, Aman Sangar of Cursor or Adarsh Hiremath of Mercor are popular, there are scores of Indian origin founders who are quietly building start-ups, sometimes their second or third ventures. These firms are at the cutting edge of deep tech, raise solid funds, employ thousands of people and promise strong businesses. This changes the popular notion that Indian-origin executives are mostly excellent managers or that Indians steal American jobs by going on H-1B immigration visas. ET interviewed four such…
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