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DrinkPrime to Increase Talent Pool By 50% Over Next 2 Quarters

DrinkPrime to Increase Talent Pool By 50% Over Next 2 Quarters

DrinkPrime, the five-year old Bengaluru-based startup that works to make safe drinking water accessible to everyone, is gearing to hire over 60 people over the next two quarters. It is looking to expand its team by 50 per cent, across cities.

 

The roles on offer include junior and senior positions in the marketing, partnerships, and new initiatives teams. There are vacancies for lead graphic designer, social media & escalation management specialist, growth product manager, and inventory manager. It is also on the lookout for a zonal sales manager.

 

According to Sanjay Sunku, chief of strategy and people, DrinkPrime, “the hiring over the next two quarters will be split between existing and new cities”. Half of the new hires will join the DrinkPrime offices in the new cities it will start servicing. More people will be added to its office in Bengaluru followed by its offices in Hyderabad and NCR.

 

The mission of DrinkPrime is to make safe drinking water accessible to everyone. Therefore, it is looking for talent that believe in this mission and willing to be a part of the next phase of the Company’s journey.

“We are in the growth phase now because we are not only ramping up the subscriber base in the cities we are already in but also aim to expand to 16 new cities in the next 36 months. We believe that this is the time to hire the right people especially for execution and leadership roles,” says Sunku.

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