About Tekorum

Boutique technology leadership for businesses that need outcomes, not theatre.

Tekorum is founded by Yogaesh Ramasundaram, bringing 22+ years of senior technology leadership across the Americas and Asia-Pacific.

Senior judgement, close enough to the work to deliver.

Our leadership experience is grounded in top-level engineering leadership and complex systems architecture. That means Tekorum can help with the thinking that normally sits near a CTO while still staying practical about cost, sequence, and delivery.

Tekorum is a new public-facing brand, so we do not manufacture proof with borrowed logos, loose testimonials, or inflated case studies. The credibility here is the operating experience behind the people doing the work, the quality of the thinking, and the discipline of building only what should exist.

Yogaesh Ramasundaram

Founder

Yogaesh Ramasundaram

CEO and Cofounder

I now bring senior-level architecture and delivery discipline to SMBs that need practical technology outcomes without enterprise price tags, headcount, or ceremony.

Yogaesh is a technology, product, and operations leader with more than 22 years of experience turning abstract business problems into scalable, practical solutions. His background spans software engineering, product definition, business analysis, enterprise architecture, cloud platforms, consulting, global operations, and executive leadership.

Before Tekorum, he led global content and operations teams at Envato, including automation and AI-enabled workflow transformation across review, ingestion, curation, metadata, taxonomy, and internal tooling. Earlier roles included lead enterprise architecture for Telstra's IPTV and online video ecosystem, engineering and architecture leadership for Movideo and Ooyala, and consulting delivery across Microsoft Bing, Expedia, Samsung, Verizon Business, T-Mobile, and Nielsen-related systems.

That enterprise experience is applied proportionately here: smaller businesses are not a stepping stone for Tekorum. They are precisely the customers the business was created to serve.

Commercially grounded

Technology decisions are weighed against operating value, maintainability, and the team that has to live with the result.

Technically strong

Architecture, integration, automation, and software decisions are made with long-term reliability in view.

Responsive by design

A smaller partnership can stay close to the client and move without enterprise overhead.

Next step

Looking for senior technology ownership without enterprise bloat?

Start with the bottleneck, the target, or the system that keeps causing friction. We will help work out what is worth improving first.

Discuss a bottleneck