Infosys Australia kicks off with local recruitment
Announcement posted by Infosys Technologies Australia 13 Feb 2004
Infosys Australia (Infosys) has demonstrated its commitment to the local ICT industry by recruiting 17 new staff members just weeks after the merger of Expert Information Services and Infosys in Australia on 2 January 2004.
Gary Ebeyan, CEO of Infosys Australia, said that in addition to the 17 new starters there are nine new graduates set to commence in February and further positions to be announced within weeks including Oracle Specialists, .NET Programmers, VB Developers, Project Managers and IT Architects.
"Infosys Australia intend to support and foster the Australian ICT industry and local recruitment is one way we plan to do this," said Mr. Ebeyan. "Everyone who joins our company will benefit from access to international resources and new opportunities so its a very exciting time for Infosys and the Australian ICT industry."
The new jobs are based in Melbourne and Sydney and include a variety of roles such as architects, programmers and database consultants. Mr. Ebeyan continued: "Our value proposition is to deliver business solutions of the highest possible quality. To do this we need to recruit and retain Australias most outstanding people for the specialist nature of our work."
Infosys Australias parent company, Infosys Technologies Limited, has grown rapidly over the past year, adding 9,000 jobs globally to take its total number of staff to 21,800. The company recorded a strong third quarter result, posted revenues of US$275.9 million, up 38% (US GAAP) from the corresponding quarter last fiscal year.
Gary Ebeyan, CEO of Infosys Australia, said that in addition to the 17 new starters there are nine new graduates set to commence in February and further positions to be announced within weeks including Oracle Specialists, .NET Programmers, VB Developers, Project Managers and IT Architects.
"Infosys Australia intend to support and foster the Australian ICT industry and local recruitment is one way we plan to do this," said Mr. Ebeyan. "Everyone who joins our company will benefit from access to international resources and new opportunities so its a very exciting time for Infosys and the Australian ICT industry."
The new jobs are based in Melbourne and Sydney and include a variety of roles such as architects, programmers and database consultants. Mr. Ebeyan continued: "Our value proposition is to deliver business solutions of the highest possible quality. To do this we need to recruit and retain Australias most outstanding people for the specialist nature of our work."
Infosys Australias parent company, Infosys Technologies Limited, has grown rapidly over the past year, adding 9,000 jobs globally to take its total number of staff to 21,800. The company recorded a strong third quarter result, posted revenues of US$275.9 million, up 38% (US GAAP) from the corresponding quarter last fiscal year.