Welcome, everyone, to episode number 91 of Under-Served.

With me today is Sesh Tiramala, CIO at PagerDuty.

Let's get started.

Welcome to this week's edition of Under-Serve, the podcast for the rest of the tech industry,

where we focus on stories of tech industry leaders, their insights, and their lessons learned.

And now, your host, Andrew Jalina.

Sesh, thank you so much for joining us today on Under-Serve.

Thank you, Andrew, so happy to be here.

So, growing up, going to National Institute of Technology, you worked really into computers

more into electronics engineering, right?

That's right, Andrew, when I joined school back in the day, honestly, didn't get a chance

to look at computers, so I started off in electrical and electronics engineering.

That's what I did, my bachelor's in engineering.

It's a four-year degree.

It's in a lovely coastal city called Mangalow, just like Mangalow.

It's a twin city, so I really got into electrical engineering there.

And then, after you graduate, what are you end up doing?

Right after college, I joined a company, a Swedish multinational company called ABB,

which is Asia-Brown Bory.

So they are pioneers in electrical engineering, building transformers and microprocessor-based

technology to really help a lot of the electrical grade that we all use power in our daily lives.

So when you think of power and distribution over long distances, how do you really protect

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