Mar 27, 07:38 AM

Vinay Hiremath, Indian-Origin Loom Co-Founder Who Sold Startup for Nearly $1 Billion, Seeks Internships in Engineering and Studies Physics

Vinay Hiremath, co-founder of the startup Loom, has made headlines after selling his company for nearly $1 billion. In a surprising turn, he is now pursuing internships in engineering and studying physics, akin to a college student. Hiremath shared insights about his journey during a recent podcast, highlighting his shift from being a successful entrepreneur to seeking educational opportunities. This unexpected career pivot has drawn attention, particularly given his background as an Indian-origin entrepreneur.

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CNBC-TV18@CNBCTV18Live
1 year ago
Lessons from India’s biggest startup success stories https://t.co/vXbNwLWFA0
Hindustan Times@htTweets
1 year ago
🎙️💸 Vinay Hiremath of Loom, sold his startup for nearly $1 billion but now seeks internships in engineering. The Indian-origin co-founder opened up about his story during a podcast. READ to know all about it 🔗👉🏻 https://t.co/HdKYK5OS5q https://t.co/2hc3oTq58c
News18@CNNnews18
1 year ago
Indian-Origin Co-founder Who Sold His Startup For $1 Billion Is Looking For Internships #IndianOrigin #Internship #StartUp https://t.co/tl4Stldluc

Vinay Hiremath, Indian-Origin Loom Co-Founder Who Sold Startup for Nearly $1 Billion, Seeks Internships in Engineering and Studies Physics

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