Aussie Broadband
Ramandeep Bhalla is a seasoned Senior ICT Leader with extensive experience in technology strategy and architecture across leading organizations. Currently serving as General Manager - Technology Strategy & Architecture at Aussie Broadband, Ramandeep focuses on developing multi-year technology roadmaps and guiding investment decisions. Previously, at Telstra, Ramandeep held roles as Enterprise Architecture Principal and Chief Architect, where responsibilities included supporting technology investment strategies and collaborating on complex technology roadmaps. Prior experience includes positions at Infosys Consulting, EnergyAustralia, Infosys, Oracle, and Satyam Computer Service Ltd, encompassing roles from Solutions Architect to Lead Consultant. Ramandeep holds an MBA from Melbourne Business School and a B.Tech. in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering from the National Institute of Technology.
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Aussie Broadband
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Aussie Broadband is in business to change the telco game. We're a rapidly growing internet service provider with a reputation for providing high-quality internet, transparent customer service and a great place to work. We are proud to have an all-Australian based support team, and don't need to go offshore. We believe it is possible to work smarter, not harder, and keep jobs locally. We've evolved from a start-up in a lounge room in Morwell, later merging with Westvic Broadband, and now listed on the ASX. We are the fifth largest provider of NBN services across Australia. We offer a range of services across the residential, small business and enterprise segments, wholesale and white label segments. Aussie Broadband is also well-known for operating a quality network, with the rollout of our own fibre network across Australia underway. We not only challenge the game in telco, but also other games worth playing - like a focus on inclusion, values that live within the business rather than on the walls, how a rapidly growing company can still feel like a family, how we can make our communities better, and how a regional business can make a national impact.