The CIO will be responsible for defining and executing
Loom Solar's overall technology, digital transformation and information
systems strategy.

The CIO will work closely with the CEO and business
leaders to identify where technology can:
Increase
revenue
Improve
employee productivity
Reduce
operating costs
Improve
customer experience
Strengthen
dealer and distributor relationships
Automate
business processes
Improve
manufacturing efficiency
Improve
inventory and working-capital management
Create
real-time management visibility
Reduce
dependency on individuals
Enable
Loom to scale rapidly without proportionately increasing manpower

Key Responsibilities
Technology Strategy
Develop
Loom Solar's 3–5 year technology roadmap aligned with business objectives.
Build a
scalable technology architecture capable of supporting rapid business
growth.
Identify
prospects for automation, AI, analytics and digital transformation.
Establish
technology standards, governance and security policies.
Evaluate
and adopt emerging technologies relevant to solar,



manufacturing,
distribution and retail.
Digital Transformation

Lead the transformation of Loom from manual
processes to digital processes.

Key areas include:

Sales → Dealer → Customer → Order → Production →
Dispatch → Installation → Service → Payment
Digitize
workflows across departments.
Eliminate
unnecessary Excel/manual reporting.
Automate
approvals and repetitive activities.
Create
digital workflows with explicit ownership and accountability.
Build a
single source of truth for business information.
Business Applications

Own and optimize the company's technology ecosystem,
including:
ERP
CRM
Dealer
management system
Sales-force
automation
Manufacturing
systems
Inventory
and warehouse systems
Finance
systems
HRMS
Customer
service systems
Partner
portals
Consumer
applications
Analytics
and BI platforms
E-commerce
platforms
Lending/financing
tech

📌 Chief Information Officer Faridabad (India)
🏢 LOOM SOLAR
📍 India