PCMI, a SaaS provider for finance-and-insurance product and service contract administration, appointed Sagini Ramesh chief technology officer. As CTO, Sagini will lead its global technology organization, shaping platform strategy, championing innovation across its products, and advancing the technology foundation that powers PCRS.

Sagini joins PCMI with extensive enterprise technology leadership experience gained at VistaPrint and Cimpress, where she oversaw global engineering strategy and delivery across highly complex systems supporting millions of customers worldwide. 

She has a track record of strengthening system architecture, elevating delivery rigor, and scaling mission-critical platforms in growth environments,  PCMI said. Her career progression from software development through executive leadership grounds her strategic vision in deep technical expertise.

Sagini is recognized for building inclusive, high-performing engineering cultures that prioritize mentorship, cross-functional alignment, and intentional talent development, PCMI said. Her focus on growth, resilience and shared accountability reflects a leadership philosophy that strengthens both systems and teams.

“At enterprise scale, consistency and engineering discipline matter just as much as innovation,” Ramesh said. “PCMI has established a strong platform foundation, and I’m excited to help advance the technical strategy behind PCRS so our customers can operate with greater confidence, performance, and long‑term resilience required for the demands of tomorrow.”

In her role at PCMI, Sagini is tasked with aligning technology strategy with business priorities while leading more than 130 global technology professionals advancing artificial intelligence-driven capabilities across PCRS. 

Her team will continue enhancing platform performance, optimizing operational systems, and strengthening the engineering foundation that enables customers to operate with greater efficiency and confidence at scale.

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