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Ragav Sachdeva

Founder

Founder at TakeCareOS

Australia

FoundedTakeCareOS · YC

Find your path to Ragav

427 people in our graph share verified history with Ragav — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.

MariaunlockedRagav: together at University of Oxford (2021–2023)
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About

Ragav Sachdeva holds a PhD from Oxford and previously worked at Nvidia, Google, and Microsoft before founding TakeCareOS.

Founder at TakeCareOSYC X26

Intro paths

YC

Ragav went through Y Combinator (Spring 2026) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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Their group partner at YC was Andrew Miklas, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran TakeCareOS's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

In turn, Ragav can intro founders to TakeCareOS's investors below.

Experience

  1. TakeCareOS (YC P26)Foundercurrent2026 — present
  2. NVIDIAIntern (PhD)2025Santa Clara, California, United States
  3. Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML)Project Lead - NASA Space Robotics Challenge Phase 2 (SRCP2)2021
  4. University of AdelaideTeaching Assistant2018 — 2021
  5. GoogleSoftware Engineer Intern2019 — 2020Sydney, Australia
  6. MicrosoftSoftware Engineer Intern2019Redmond
  7. GoogleSoftware Engineer Intern2018 — 2019Sydney, Australia

Frequently asked questions

Who is Ragav Sachdeva?
Ragav Sachdeva holds a PhD from Oxford and previously worked at Nvidia, Google, and Microsoft before founding TakeCareOS.
Where does Ragav Sachdeva work?
Ragav Sachdeva is Founder of TakeCareOS.
What companies did Ragav Sachdeva found?
Ragav Sachdeva founded TakeCareOS.
Where did Ragav Sachdeva go to school?
Ragav Sachdeva studied at University of Oxford (Doctor of Philosophy - PhD); University of Adelaide (Honours Degree of Bachelors of Computer Science, Computer Science); University of Adelaide (Bachelor of Computer Science (Advanced), Computer Science).

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