Summary
Hari Sood is a founder and product-minded technologist based in London with six years of experience building mission-driven platforms that blend education, social impact, and secure research infrastructure. He launched Pyxium, a social justice learning app that gamifies civic education with a virtual currency marketplace, demonstrating an ability to turn complex social topics into engaging digital products. Previously he helped operationalize sensitive-data research environments at The Alan Turing Institute, bringing practical security and compliance thinking to data-driven projects. His background spans operations, logistics and team leadership from a rotational role at Newton Europe and hands-on event management at large summer camps, giving him rare fluency in both product delivery and people management. Trained in mathematics and philosophy at the University of Bristol, he combines analytical rigor with ethical curiosity to tackle systems-level social problems. Colleagues describe him as someone who deliberately seeks out where technology and social good intersect, and who ships user-focused solutions rather than just prototypes.
5 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
A-Level: 4A* (Maths, Further Maths, Latin, Economics), GCSE: 9A*, A-Level: 4A* (Maths, Further Maths, Latin, Economics), GCSE: 9A* at Charterhouse School
MSci, Mathematics and Philosophy, MSci, Mathematics and Philosophy at University of Bristol