Infosys said it would hire graduates from Texas universities and colleges. They would benefit from upskilling through its training curriculum, it said.😄😄
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The investment is part of Infosys's strategy to drive
digital transformation of American businesses.
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BENGALURU:
Infosys will soon open a
technology hub at Richardson in the US state of Texas where it will hire 500
American techies by 2020, said the global software major on Wednesday.
"The new hub will drive
expansion and create jobs in Texas to reinforce our commitment to workforce
development in the US," said the city-based IT major in a statement here.
The new employees would include
graduates from Texas universities and colleges. They would benefit from
upskilling through its training curriculum.
"The new technology and
innovation hub will focus on telecommunications, retail and banking
sectors," said the statement.
The investment in Texas
reinforces the outsourcing firm's commitment to driving digital transformation
for American enterprises by leveraging talent from the area alongside the best
global talent available.
The investment in Texas is part
of the company's strategy to drive digital transformation of American
businesses.
"Digital is changing every industry, and our hubs will
allow us to co-locate, co-innovate and co-create alongside our clients,"
said Infosys Chief Operating Officer U.B. Pravin Rao on the occasion.
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