Company’s new CTO, Rakesh Gidwani, to lead platform and system expansion
Voyager Digital Ltd. one of the fastest-growing, publicly traded cryptocurrency platforms in the United States, today announced the appointment of Rakesh Gidwani as the Company’s Chief Technology Officer.
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Rakesh joins Voyager from Two Sigma Investments, a technology and data-driven financial services company applying artificial intelligence, machine learning, and distributed computing to investing. At Two Sigma, Rakesh served as Senior Vice President of Engineering, leading the engineering strategy, planning, and technical program management for Two Sigma Investment Management. Rakesh has experience building and scaling high-calibre teams in hyper-growth environments. Over his career, he successfully led engineering teams to deliver eCommerce solutions, high-performance trading systems, financial compliance and risk management systems, and customer-facing websites.
Rakesh will lead the evolution of Voyager’s platform and systems as the Company continues its plans for international expansion and growing to 10+ million customers. He will work closely with Voyager’s CEO Steve Ehrlich, as well as Dan Costantino, Voyager’s Chief Information Security Officer, and Oscar Salazar, Co-founder and advisor to Voyager who served as Uber’s founding Architect and CTO.
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“Rakesh is a highly-accomplished engineering leader that we’re excited to have on the Voyager team,” said Steve Ehrlich, Co-founder and CEO of Voyager. “He has a track record from both innovative tech startups and large, established companies, having held senior engineering positions at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Walmart. We welcome Rakesh to our growing team as we position Voyager to expand internationally and add new features to our platform, including traditional financial products and equities.”