Ing. Venkat Reddy Medapati

• Business development / Database management for the After sales and Business development teams. • Worked on Microsoft SharePoint, PowerApps to develop a new customized product for the team. • Developed an online database for entire EU rolling stock of trains, containing a lot of background information. • Created a user-friendly interface/ application to access all the cross-linked data.

• Business development for Retorio GmbH – an AI based startup focused on recruiting. • Analyzed soft skills using elements from software algorithms and psychology in a futuristic immersive way by gamification of their existing interactive application. • Conducted a market response for the new application. • Coordination with Off-shore IT developers for successful rollout of the new application.

• Construction of Dubai metro extension project to link the existing Red line to the Dubai Expo2020 venue. • Responsible for overall site construction progress (underground station) by prioritizing activities based on WBS using Bottom-Up station box procedures. Project value 10.6 billion AED. • Key skills: Project management, Document management system, Quality management, Project execution, Client Overview relationship.

• Construction of Qatar’s first rail system (Doha Integrated Metro Rail Project – Gold line Underground Metro) spread across the capital as part of the infrastructure development for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2022. • Key skills: Construction management, Procurement management, Quality management, Stakeholder management, Interface coordination.

• Construction of Hyderabad metro rail project worth INR 20000 crores in Hyderabad consisting of 66 stations, 3 train depots spread across 76kms around the city. • Successfully executed all Underground services (24 km in length) for HMRL Miyapur train depot. • Key skills: Quality, Safety & Workforce management, Project Execution, MIS coordination, Cost control.

General Management Project management Business development Strategy and Organization Economics