Ukraine-born tech company SoftServe opens development center in Bucharest

SoftServe, a leading global tech company founded in Lviv, Ukraine, in 1993, said on May 4 that it opened a development center in Bucharest as part of its strategy to extend global delivery capabilities. It plans to hire 350+ employees in Romania by the end of 2022 and increase the figure to over 800 by 2025.

SoftServe expanded to Poland and Bulgaria in 2014 and recently opened development centers in Mexico and Colombia.

“During the last years, SoftServe has been demonstrating significant growth, as the demand for our services is huge on the global market. Our Global Delivery Expansion strategy includes launching in the new talents markets, that’s why we’ve worked on our expansion to Romania for the last six months. We plan to share our expertise with local communities to contribute to the development of the Romanian IT industry and to learn best practices from them too. Romania is one of the top locations for software engineering services, and we are honored to be present here finally,” said Volodymyr Semenyshyn, President, EMEA, SoftServe.

As of May 4, SoftServe has opened 80+ vacancies in Romania, including in the most relevant areas - Web UI, DevOps, Ruby, Python, and .NET.

SoftServe is one of the largest IT companies in Eastern Europe, with over 13,000 associates in 41 centers, offices, and client locations globally. It provides solutions for healthcare, retail, finance, automotive, manufacturing, energy, and oil industries.

The company has built the biggest Big Data and Data Science communities in Eastern Europe with more than 200 engineers as well as a deep-tech R&D team working on cutting-edge solutions. Among the company’s clients are IBM, Cisco, Deutsche Bank, Cloudera, and many others. SoftServe is also a trusted partner of AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Romanian unicorn UiPath.

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