Divyam Software

We've been at Grandview in Jubilee Hills for a while now. It’s a busy spot, and most days we are just buried in code or fixing things that didn't work the night before. Divyam Software isn't a huge operation with fancy lobbies. It’s mostly just us sitting at desks with too many monitors and cold coffee. We handle software projects, mostly the technical stuff people find boring but necessary. Sometimes the air conditioning in the building acts up, but we manage. We started because a few of us liked solving problems without having to answer to a corporate boss every five minutes. Working in Jubilee Hills is nice for lunch options, though traffic is a nightmare if you leave at five. We aren't trying to change the world or anything, we just want to make sure the applications we build actually run like they are supposed to. Some days are quiet, others are chaotic when a deadline hits. We don't have a receptionist, so if you come by, you might have to knock a few times. It's just a regular office where we do our work and go home. We’ve had a few people join and leave over the years, but the core group stays. It’s just how things go. We keep it simple here. There aren't any big posters about values on the walls, just a lot of cables and some old whiteboards that don't erase properly anymore.