GlobalLogic opens engineering center in Slovakia. The center will be located in the city of Košice, the second largest city in the country, and will be headed up by Ivan Hruska, former president of Ness Europe and an entrepreneur with nearly 30 years of technology experience.
The new center will provide more opportunities for the growth of the company, its customers and global product development. As a member of the EU, and its close proximity to the US and Europe, Slovakia is one of the most rapidly growing economies in Europe and has a strong focus on R&D and innovation in the technology sector. Additionally, the city of Košice is commonly referred to as “IT Valley” (the Silicon Valley of Europe) with a top engineering talent pool, and has a well-developed education system and workforce that is fluent in English and several other languages.
“We’re expanding our business and continuing to grow the company in key markets around the world,” said CEO Shashank Samant. “The new center in Slovakia is a proof point of our strategy to expand to Central Europe and continue providing our customers with the best engineering talent across the world. I am fully confident that Ivan and the stellar management and engineering team he is building in Košice will further solidify our position in the European market.”
“I’m extremely eager to open this center in Slovakia with Shashank and GlobalLogic,” said Hruska. “Slovakia is quickly becoming the next major player in the technology sector, and this is a great opportunity for us to continue providing our customers with the best in R&D and talent. The fact that GlobalLogic is opening and growing this center organically speaks volumes about its potential and capabilities not only in this market, but globally as well.”
GlobalLogic - IT-company of the full cycle of software development that combined the technical expertise and experience of different industries to be a link between clients and their customers worldwide. The company has offices in 9 countries - Argentina, Chile, China, India, Israel, Slovakia, Ukraine, UK and USA.
