No, Hinduism does not have a founder like Christianity and Islam.  Hinduism evolved from a mixture of       cultures in India, especially the Aryan and the Dravidian cultures.  Hinduism as a religion was officially started with Rishis,  “teachers of humankind” who heard the eternal truths and then telepathically taught their disciples.

Hinduism was originally called Sanathana Dharma, which means righteousness forever.  The Persians, who invaded India in the sixth century BC, gave Hinduism its name from the root word Indus.