The Nasdaq-listed provider of team collaboration and productivity software has offices in Bengaluru, as well as in Europe and Asia Pacific region, besides North America.
Bharadwaj, a resident of San Francisco, is an alumna of the RV College of Engineering, having graduated in 2003. Before joining Atlassian in 2014, she worked at Microsoft, where she launched multiple products for Microsoft Visual Studio over a period of 10 years. According to her profile on the company website, Anu is passionate about utilizing technology and effective philanthropy to create a better world. She also serves on the board of directors for OutSystem and is the Director of Atlassian Foundation.
“We are very proud that one of our alumni has been appointed as the President at a large IT company,” said MP Shyam, President at Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust, which runs RV College of Engineering. ” It’s a very proud moment. We wish her all the best in her new role as the president.”
She is known for leading transformational initiatives across product lines at Atlassian, including the enterprise business, cloud platform teams and operations, the company said.
“Anu has had an extraordinary impact on Atlassian over the last 9 years,” company’s co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes said. “She’s a force of nature with a strong bias for taking action, on top of her ability to lead teams at scale that build on Atlassian’s culture of innovation. A close partner to Scott and me over the years, Anu’s expanded scope will see us work even more closely as we continue to serve our customers, helping them to unleash the potential of every team.”
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