Bold outcomes stem from simplicity

Keeping things simple is a core philosophy that drives us in our pursuit of crafting purpose-built solutions to drive data-led transformation for organizations.

सहज sahaj / adjective

With its origin in Sanskrit, Sahaj means “simplicity”. Meaning: natural; original; innate; spontaneous.

Our Values

Our work and our interactions with people both within and outside the organization is underpinned by the ethos of trust, respect, curiosity and craftsmanship.

Trust

Being able to take outrageous leaps without fear of failure.

Respect

Being cognizant of each individual’s value and contribution.

Curiosity

Being relentless in the pursuit of asking questions.

Craftsmanship

Being at the cusp of engineering and artistry.

Focus Areas

Sahaj Impact

As an artisanal software engineering firm, we focus on transforming businesses and delivering impact by combining software engineering, AI & ML, platform & data engineering (and more)!

Platform Engineering

Data Engineering

AI & ML

As tech advisors, we review the current state of the technology against the stated purpose, highlight risks and differentiators, and recommend a road map that can lead to informed decision-making and better risk management.

Tech Due Diligence

Tech Assessment

Our Thinking

What we do is as important as how we do it; it lends our solutions a distinct fingerprint. Our execution methodology is nimble and instituted to enable our clients from the get-go.

First principles thinking

By asking fundamental questions and making no assumptions, we are able to find out-of-box optimal solutions without technology force-fits.

Lean cohesive teams

By instituting lean teams with no roles or hierarchy, we drive sharper focus, more effective collaboration and earlier feedback.

Always enabling clients

By working in a close partnership, we ensure full knowledge transfer and knowhow of the systems we build. There is no dependency on Sahaj.

Simplifying complex problems

By laying emphasis on simple, elegant solutions, we ensure that their adoption rate is high and meets the organization’s goals for a sustained period.

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