(1888PressRelease)
April 12, 2007 - The company’s third development facility will handle projects in all core competencies of DataArt, including .NET and Java, and will employ over 30 engineers by the end of the year. The University of Kherson was selected for its tradition of academic excellence and advanced IT and telecommunications infrastructure. 8,000 students attend Kherson University, taught by more than 300 professors and 18 academics.
“Kherson was an ideal place for opening a sophisticated R&D center,” said Michael Zaitsev, CEO of DataArt. “The enormous potential of engineering students and their thirst for challenging projects was a perfect match for DataArt’s demand for skillful development force.”
“By opening a facility in Kherson, DataArt took the first steps in turning the region into the Silicon Valley of the Ukraine,” said Alexander Spivakovsky, Vice-Rector of Kherson University. “We are happy that our talented engineering students don’t have to leave the region to find quality employment.”
DataArt’s engineering force has been growing at 40% a year. The office in Kherson is the second R&D office opened by DataArt in the last year.
Voronezh facility grew to 50 people during that time, and the main St. Petersburg facility currently employs over 250 people.
About DataArt:
www.dataart.com
DataArt is a high-end custom software development company with industry-specific expertise in financial technology, telecom and media sectors. The company specializes in enterprise application development, system integration and business automation tools. Headquartered in New York City, DataArt runs state-of-the-art R&D centers in St. Petersburg and Voronezh, Russia, and maintains offices throughout the U.S. and in London, UK. In the last year, DataArt was named one of the world’s top emerging outsourcing providers by BusinessWeek, CMP’s Global Services 100 and International Association of Outsourcing Professionals.
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