Myntra appoints Pramod Adiddam as chief technology officer

Adiddam will oversee Myntra’s technology strategy, with a focus on innovation and long-term platform elasticity and technical capability to support the organisation’s scale and momentum, the company said in a statement. He will report to CEO Nandita Sinha.

Adiddam brings more than 20 years of experience in building consumer-facing platforms. Before joining Myntra, he held senior leadership roles at Google and Instacart, where he led global engineering teams across marketplace expansion, product innovation and platform development.

Commenting on the appointment, Sinha said technology plays a central role in Myntra’s customer experience, and Adiddam’s expertise in building and operating large global platforms would help strengthen the company’s technology foundations.

Adiddam said Myntra has built a strong technology platform and that he looks forward to working closely with teams across the organisation to drive innovation and deepen the platform’s overall tech capabilities.

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Apart from strengthening its senior leadership team, the Flipkart-backed fashion marketplace has also been steadily building its AI infrastructure and products to cater to the needs of the evolving Gen Z consumers.

Recently, at YourStory’s flagship event TechSparks, Myntra CEO Nandita Sinha said the company is using AI to spot fashion trends, enable faster production, and scale its content-to-commerce ecosystem, blending user-generated content with intelligent curation.