Ajay is a Forbes 30 Under 30, serial entrepreneur who has started 8 companies which have raised over $US 50M to date and secured global investors such as Lion Co. - the largest F&B giant in the southern hemisphere, Kakao - the largest internet company in South Korean and Bitmain, the largest cryptocurrency company in the world.

He is currently the co-founder and Head of Product at Perlin, which is a distributed systems company that has raised over $49M from 180 institutional investors including Bitmain, 500 Startups and Signum Capital where Ajay serves as the Co-founder and Head of Product. Ajay's role is an expert in product architecture design and product management, designing cutting edge technology that is used by large corporations and consumers.
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Ajay has years of experience in marketing and growth, both from startups and global companies. After serving as Streamvision’s Global Head of Marketing and aiding them to scale to several new countries, he formed his own marketing agency - Doppler Digital. This agency scaled to high six figures and several team members within 6 months of operations with noteworthy clients such as some leading education providers, startups and even a parliament member.
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A significant portion of Ajay’s career has been in the product and technology space. Prior to his product role in Perlin - he served as the Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Tailor Brews - a startup where he created a web application and semi-automated factory for custom beers and brews. This also led to investment from Lion, one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world.

He has also been in the education space for several years, having founded Real Skills Education - a Not-for-profit based in Australia that helps engineers get into the workplace and runs international travel education programs. In it’s 4 years of operation it has helped thousands of engineers across Australia and now has 40+ team members. He was also named as the Foundation of Young Australian’s top 30 Social entrepreneurs of 2017 for his effort in Real Skills Education.