Soham Parekh went viral after startup founders revealed he secretly worked multiple roles at once. A software engineer became ...

Soham Parekh's case highlights the challenges of moonlighting, where employees hold multiple jobs without disclosure. This ...

He hasn’t stopped a year later,” Doshi wrote. PSA: there’s a guy named Soham Parekh (in India) who works at 3-4 startups at the same time. He’s been preying on YC companies and more. Beware.

Antimetal CEO Matthew Parkhurst also confirmed that Soham Parekh had worked for them. He described Parekh as “really smart” but said he was fired for working at multiple other companies.

Soham Parekh: Multiple jobs, one resume According to Doshi and other founders, Parekh had been employed at several well-known startups including Alan AI, Synthesia, DynamoAI, Union.ai, and more ...

Soham Parekh, an India-based software engineer, has made headlines after admitting to moonlighting or secretly working at dozens of US startups simultaneously. Soham Parekh was accused by Suhail ...

Soham Parekh said he had dire financial circumstances that forced him to do three jobs simultaneously. Indian techie Soham Parekh, who has been accused of frauding US companies by working in ...

As of July 3, 2025, Soham Parekh has not publicly addressed the allegations. Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world ...

Soham Parekh after going viral on social media asked Suhail Doshi if he had completely “sabotaged” his career and sought advice on how to “come clean” and turn things around. Doshi was the ...

In the last week, social media users have shared dozens of stories about encounters with Soham Parekh, a software engineer who seems to have been simultaneously working at multiple Silicon Valley ...

Soham Parekh, an India techie was called out a fellow Indian-origin founder in the US over fraud allegations. As per Suhail Doshi's account, Parekh was duping multiple companies by working for all ...

Soham Parekh’s chats with Arkadiy Telegin happened during the India-Pakistan military stand-off following Operation Sindoor, where Parekh falsely claimed to be near the conflict zone to delay work.