‘I can't put it in words’: Pune techie says viral temple hiring post brought interview opportunity

A Pune techie said online tags helped him land an interview with Deepinder Goyal’s Temple team. (Image credit: Pexels)

• Pune techie interviewed by Temple team after online traction
• Deepinder Goyal noticed techie's profile for Temple hiring
• Temple device measures brain blood flow, tested by Goyal

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A techie from Pune recently said that rising online traction brought his profile to the attention of Deepinder Goyal and the behind-the-scenes wearable device Temple. In a post X, Kshitij Vaze said he spoke with the Temple team after several users approached him in discussions about the project’s hiring announcement.

"So......I can confirm that Deepinder Goyal has seen the comments and the mentions tagging me on the temple hiring post. I just had a conversation with them, and the storm that all of you created over there is the first thing that Team Temple bought up in my interview with em. Deepinder himself was asking if the team knew about my profile and if they were looking into me. I don't think I can put it in words just how damn grateful I am for each and every single last one of you guys man!"

So......I can confirm that Deepinder Goyal has seen the comments and the mentions tagging me on the temple hiring post.

I just had a conversation with them, and the storm that all of you created over there is the first thing that Team Temple bought up in my interview with em.… — kshitij vaze (@VazeKshitij) March 7, 2026

He added that the conversation lasted around 30 minutes and described the discussion as positive.

"It went well, lasted for 27-ish minutes. From what I can make out at my end, I did well and according to Team Temple, it was a good conversation my resume would now go to the technical team, and we'll move on from there. There will be a few more conversations with the tech team, and we'll land on an answer about the further proceedings soon enough. IDK man, i am starting to have hope."

About the Temple device

The Temple device first came into public attention in November 2025 when Goyal introduced it, calling it the Gravity Ageing Hypothesis.

According to the theory, it slowly affects blood circulation to the brain throughout life, which could potentially contribute to ageing.

Around the same time, images of Goyal wearing a small golden device near his right temple went viral online. He later confirmed that Temple is an experimental tool designed to measure brain blood flow with high accuracy and said that he had been testing the device on himself for about a year.

The discussion intensified after pictures of Deepinder Goyal wearing a small golden device near his right temple surfaced online. He later said that Temple is an experimental device designed to measure blood flow in the brain with precision and added that he had personally tested it for close to a year.