Ramesh is Partner – HR Technology & Transformation Practice at ErgoTalent, with an impeccable career spanning over two decades. A person of many parts, he brings in a stability and calmness, along with the nearly inconceivable perspective of having worked in various roles in HR, technology consulting, pure play consulting, digital learning, and project management in world-class organizations like IBM, Deloitte, Tech Mahindra, Virtusa, ISB and Mastek. His depth of knowledge enables him to perceive business problems and his experience brings in new dimensions to problem solving.


Transformation excites him as it is the intersection point between technology, HR processes, and employee experience. The role offers him new opportunities to learn, unlearn and deliver new operating models that help customers stay agile, adaptive and relevant.

Ramesh has advised, managed, & delivered pure-play and technology consulting projects – across different stages of growth and maturity – in areas of HR and Talent Transformation, Target Operating Model Design, HR Service Delivery and Process Design, Customer Experience Design, Organization Diagnostics, HR Outsourcing, Digital Learning, HCM Technology and Cloud SaaS Products. Since 2017, he has been advising organizations predominantly in areas like employee experience design, future of work, learning and capability building, collective and social learning, and design of digital learning products and solutions.

Ramesh holds a Masters degree in Labour Studies and Personnel Management from LNML Maharashtra Institute of Labour Studies and a Diploma in Training & Development from Indian Society for Training & Development (ISTD). He is a certified Workday HCM Principal Consultant and SAP HCM Solution Consultant. He was also a Certified Internal Quality Auditor at Tech Mahindra.

Ramesh, in one of his avatars, is an amateur musician with a proclivity for Indian Classical music. He is pursuing Dhrupad, one of the oldest genres of Hindustani vocal styles, under the tutelage of the world-renowned Gundecha Brothers. To lend further credence to the seriousness of each of his undertakings, Ramesh has also conceptualized and modified a western instrument — the fretless bass guitar — in order to do justice to the vocals. A core team member of Journeys With Meaning (JwM), an award winning social enterprise in the space of experiential learning and education for ecological and sustainability solutions, Ramesh endeavors to lead a zero-waste, plastic free, and sustainable lifestyle.


He lives by Horace Walpole’s assertion, “Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he isn’t. A sense of humor was provided to console him for what he is.”