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Dhananjay Goel

Consulting CTO | CTO as a Service | Software Product Consultant

Dhananjay Goel is the co-founder of DetoXyFi, a venture associated with Harvard Innovation Labs, aimed at making clean drinking water accessible to everyone. His work focuses on innovative solutions to address water quality issues, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and public health.3

Education and Professional Background

  • Education: Dhananjay has pursued advanced studies at prestigious institutions, including the Harvard Kennedy School and The Wharton School, where he was an MBA candidate.14
  • Experience: In addition to his role at DetoXyFi, he has been involved with Timble Glance, where he contributes to addressing challenges in the banking and financial services industry.25

Current Focus

Dhananjay is engaged in developing technologies that can provide safe drinking water, demonstrating a strong commitment to social impact through entrepreneurship. His insights and contributions have been recognized within the industry, as evidenced by his active participation in discussions and events related to his field.3

Highlights

Mar 5 · linkedin

#RequestForHelp #VideoRelease DetoXyFi

TL;DR: We are releasing video results of our production ready, natural, low-cost water filter for portable use by households, people affected by disasters, and more. These have been lab tested as well. Please help us reach the right people so that we can make this available for everyone that could benefit.

Globally billions of people consume water from sources contaminated by faeces. Growing up, I too have faced the helplessness caused by the lack of availability of clean drinking water. This is a lived reality for people impacted by disasters. This is a lived reality for people because of their socio-economic status. This is a lived reality for billions.

Unfortunately, this is also a fatal reality for hundreds of thousands of children. Lack of access to clean drinking water is not a 'niche' problem affecting a few. This affects the world. This affects people in India. This affects people in Africa. This affects people in the United States. Lack of access to clean drinking water affects more people than you may think, and if we don't act with urgency we are endangering more than our children's lives. We are endangering our very own lived existence.

Historically, solutions have been made by the rich for the rich. We need more decentralised solutions that are built for the people, from materials of the people.

I therefore reach out to you for your help. For the past few years, we have surveyed households across multiple countries. We have harnessed nature's own technology— membranes present within waste wood— to build low cost water filters that work.

You will see below a video of a production-ready bag. You can fold it, ship it, use it, store it, keep it, benefit from it, and not spend too much on it. The speed of filtration depends on how bad the water is and how much water is filled. What you get at the end is clean water.

Please comment below if you can help, or connect us with anyone who may be able to help, or tag someone so that our collective voice can be amplified. In case you'd like to email, I'm at [email protected]. Please don't spam. Your responsible voice can help us reach those who are counting on our collective persistence. At the end, your voice is part of ours.

I am grateful and am counting on your support.

Rohit Karnik Rishon Benjamin Purvi Tanwani Manthan Anand Khushi Desai Andreus Ridley SeaAhead 77 Watson Institute Harvard Innovation Labs The Wharton School Harvard University Harvard Kennedy School Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi James Rees Burnt Island Ventures Imagine H2O US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Gajendra Singh Shekhawat Er. Bishweswar Tudu Rajeev Chandrasekhar Bill Gates Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Taylor Durham Venture Lab Thara Pillai Rebekah Emanuel The Lakshmi Mittal and Family South Asia Institute, Harvard University Hitesh Hathi 180 Degrees Consulting NSUT Because International SQM Lithium Alok Nikhil Jha Leslie Coles John Ondik

Feb 22 · linkedin

#ImmediateHiring

Looking for 2 engineers to help with research and development at DetoXyFi.

At DetoXyFi, we are building affordable, sustainable water filters for lower-income households. We want to build technology that enables access to clean drinking water as a human right for all. To further that mission we are looking for 2 engineers that can help support our continuous R&D function.

The people selected will be working directly with me (in person) and also with Prof. Rohit Karnik (remotely).

Location: New Delhi.

If interested, please go through the job description below and feel free to get in touch with us. If you know someone who may be a good fit, please comment below and connect us. If you don't know anyone but want to help us with our mission, please repost this for greater reach. Thank you once again!

Rishon Benjamin, Khushi Desai, Manthan Anand, Julia Pangan, Edward Cesare, Alok Nikhil Jha, Purvi Tanwani, Andreus Ridley

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Experience

Consulting CTO at Multiple Companies since February 2021
Chief Technology Officer at Alphalogic Techsys Limited (April 2016 - January 2021), Chief Operating Officer at AGS Technologies (October 2008 - March 2016)

Education

BE in Computers from Vishwakarma Institute of Technology

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States