Built on the plant floor, not in a boardroom
TVP exists because of a gap its founder lived inside for over a decade. Rupin Joshi spent 12+ years in energy automation — including at Schneider Electric — reading P&IDs, tuning loops and sitting through SATs. And he watched the same failure repeat everywhere: recruiters who couldn't tell a capable control-systems engineer from a risky one, because they'd never done the work.
A wrong automation hire doesn't fail at the interview. It fails at commissioning — when the site date is fixed, the LD clause is ticking, and the "Siemens experience" on the CV turns out to be a training certificate. Generalist recruitment can't prevent that. Engineering judgment can.
So TVP screens the way a lead engineer would: platform-depth interrogation, commissioning scenarios, project verification. Every shortlist is one our clients can defend at board level — and every engineer we place joins the TVP Talent Universe, a continuously mapped network of India's automation talent.




