Expleo Solution to hire 5,000 techies by 2025
The Hindu
New recruits to be deployed in company’s development centres in Bengaluru, Chennai, Coimbatore, Pune and Mumbai
Expleo Solution Limited, a Bengaluru-based technology, engineering, and consulting service provider, is planning to recruit 5,000 techies by 2025.
“We are hiring 5,000 new people by 2025. The new recruits would work in the areas of software development, automation, engineering, AI, cloud and data science to challenge the status quo in the automotive, banking, financial services, aero, healthcare and life sciences industries,” said Expleo Solutions, CEO and MD Balaji Viswanathan.
According to him, the company’s hiring would include fresh graduates and experienced professionals who can be employed to support customer requirements. “The whole world is embracing digital disruption. It is only natural for us to boost our existing talent base and expand operations in India in sync with Expleo’s global growth strategy,” he added.
The new recruits would be placed at the company’s development centres in Bengaluru, Chennai, Coimbatore, Pune and Mumbai. At present, the company has a total strength of more than 17,000 across the globe, of which about 4,700 are in India.
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