Rajan Sahni is a seasoned HR technology leader with over 14 years of experience in Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) and Human Capital Management (HCM). Having worked across the USA, Canada, and India, he brings a truly global perspective to HR practices and enterprise technology. Rajan has a proven record of implementing, optimizing, and managing complex HRIS and HCM platforms, collaborating with cross-functional teams and global stakeholders to streamline processes, enable system integrations, and enhance workforce strategies. His expertise extends across people experience, predictive workforce scheduling, and building teams dedicated to reporting and people analytics. Known for his ability to bridge the gap between technical teams and business leaders, he consistently delivers impactful HR technology solutions across diverse industries. Recognized as a thought leader in the field, Rajan has been: • Invited to Canada as a global leader to support critical HRIS implementations. • A featured speaker at the MES Summit on “The Shift Towards Autonomous HR Systems – How AI Is Shaping HCM Platforms.” • A guest on HR.com’s podcast discussing “How HRIS Drives the Experience in Mergers and Acquisitions.” • A presenter at Dayforce User Group webinars, where he shared expert tips and strategies with an audience of 300+ professionals. Beyond his professional achievements, Rajan is deeply passionate about mentoring and guiding the next generation of technologists. He frequently serves as a judge at student hackathons, where he mentors aspiring professionals across the modern technology stack, not limited to HR tech, inspiring innovation and practical problem-solving. With his combination of technical expertise, strategic insight, and commitment to knowledge sharing, Rajan Sahni’s goal is to leverage his vast industry experience, technical skills, and the power of AI to bring meaningful value to both clients and the wider community. In his free time, Rajan loves to play ping pong and cricket, as well as enjoy the freedom of riding his motorcycle.