Data, AI and SAP engineering consultancy for manufacturing-focused clients
TVS Next is a technology consultancy whose stack splits into two practices: SAP development (ABAP, OData, SAP HANA, Fiori, now adopting SAPUI5) and a data/AI bench spanning PyTorch, LangGraph, Databricks and Spark across Azure, AWS and GCP. Senior-heavy engineering and data hiring centered in India points to delivery capacity for agentic AI, predictive maintenance and legacy modernization work.
Notable leadership hires: Integration Technical Lead
TVS Next is a privately held technology and digital consulting firm founded in 2016 and headquartered in New Jersey, with 201–500 employees. It draws on the manufacturing heritage of the broader TVS group. Services cover software and cloud engineering, integrations and APIs, quality assurance, DevSecOps, and data strategy, engineering and governance. Client work spans SAP application development, machine learning, generative AI, IoT and visual inspection, with delivery teams based in India.
TVS Next works with ABAP, SAP HANA, SAP Fiori and OData, plus Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, LangGraph, Databricks, Apache Spark, PostgreSQL, Power BI and Tableau across Azure, AWS and GCP.
Yes. Hiring is steady and concentrated in engineering and data roles, skewed toward senior talent, with openings located in India, including an Integration Technical Lead position.
Current work includes generative AI summarization, LangGraph-based agent workflows, SAP Fiori/UI5 development on HANA, predictive maintenance, computer vision for visual inspection and IoT solutions.
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