Croatian IT company Span expands into Romania and is hiring
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The Romanian technology market is attracting new international investments. The Croatian IT company, Span, has officially announced its entry into the local market, marking an important step in its development strategy in Eastern Europe. This decision comes in the context of the Romanian IT sector continuing to be recognized for its well-trained specialists.
Span is a major IT service provider with extensive experience in cloud solutions, cybersecurity, and software development. The company collaborates with renowned global partners, such as Microsoft, and provides services to clients across various industries. By opening an office in Romania, the firm aims to be closer to its regional clients and to strengthen its presence in the European market.
For its new subsidiary in Romania, the company has already begun the recruitment process. Span is looking for experienced IT specialists, particularly software engineers, cloud experts, and technical consultants. The company emphasizes technical skills, as well as the employees' desire to work on complex international projects, offering a modern work environment and professional development opportunities.
This expansion is a positive sign for Romania's digital economy. The arrival of international players contributes to increased competitiveness in the labor market and offers new opportunities for young professionals in the country. Span representatives stated that the choice of Romania was motivated by the dynamic technological ecosystem and the talent available among local specialists.
Sources: Economedia
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