Staff Writer
Gurugram: Spyne, an AI-native automotive retail technology company, today announced the appointment of Jatin Jain as Head of Technology & AI, reinforcing its commitment to building a world-class, AI-first technology organization. In this role, Jatin will report directly to Sanjay Varnwal, CEO & Co-Founder of Spyne, and will lead and scale a rapidly growing, global team of 90+ engineers, AI researchers, and platform specialists across product and platform initiatives.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
With more than two decades of experience in software engineering, data engineering, and AI\/ML across the US and India, Jatin brings deep technical expertise and proven leadership to Spyne. He has nearly a decade of experience in the US across Amazon and Instacart, where he worked on some of the most demanding, high-scale consumer platforms in the world. At Amazon Prime Video, he contributed to building massively scaled, computer vision-powered global video quality and enrichment systems. At Instacart, he worked on next-generation, LLM-powered contact center technologies serving tens of millions of customers and shoppers across North America and Canada.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Over his broader career, Jatin has held leadership roles at Amazon, Instacart, MobiKwik, and the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), driving high-stakes engineering and product initiatives across online grocery, SaaS platforms, digital payments, video streaming, customer support, logistics, and banking. His expertise spans high-performance computing, distributed systems, serverless architectures, and AI\/CV\/ML, bringing a rare blend of deep technical rigor and scaled product execution.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In his new role at Spyne, Jatin will lead the architecture, development, and deployment of the company\u2019s core AI-powered visual and data platform. He will be responsible for building a global Technology and AI organization, strengthening Spyne\u2019s cloud and infrastructure backbone, and accelerating innovation across Computer Vision, Generative AI, and scalable system design. His mandate also includes developing a world-class engineering culture rooted in customer obsession, first-principles thinking, speed, and technical excellence, ensuring Spyne can support the rapidly increasing scale of its global automotive retail business.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cSpyne is in a pivotal growth phase as we scale our automotive retail technology solutions across global markets,\u201d said Sanjay Varnwal, CEO & Co-Founder, Spyne. \u201cJatin\u2019s background in building large-scale, data-driven systems and AI platforms will be central to strengthening our product roadmap and delivering reliable, cutting-edge, AI-powered experiences for our customers and partners.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Commenting on his appointment, Jatin Jain, Head of Technology & AI, Spyne, said: \u201cSpyne sits at a powerful intersection of AI, computer vision, and automotive retail. I am excited to join the team at this stage of its journey and help build a world-class technology foundation that can scale with our customers\u2019 ambitions.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This appointment marks a decisive step in Spyne\u2019s journey as it expands aggressively across the US and international markets. With Jatin at the helm of Technology & AI, Spyne is poised to deliver the next generation of automotive retail infrastructure \u2013 scalable, intelligent, and built for dealerships operating at modern internet scale.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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