Infosys Cloud, Infrastructure, Security Business Head Quits
New Delhi: A day before Infosys is slated to announce its quarterly earnings, its head of cloud, infrastructure and security business Samson David has put in his papers.
An Infosys spokesperson confirmed Mr David's exit from the company but didn't divulge details.
David is tipped to join Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.
Infosys, which has been undergoing a turnaround under CEO Vishal Sikka's leadership, has seen a string of senior leaders quitting India's second largest IT firm.
Since Mr Sikka took over as CEO in August 2014, many senior executives have left the company. These include high-profile names like chief financial officer Rajiv Bansal, head of manufacturing and EVP Sanjay Jalona, Infosys BPO head and EVP Gautam Thakkar and Infosys EdgeVerve head and EVP Michael Reh.
Mr David had been tasked by Mr Sikka to spearhead the company's flagship artificial intelligence platform 'Mana'.
He had joined Infosys as a trainee software engineer in 1992.
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