17/06/2015
NuoDB To Set Up Centre In Belfast
NuoDB has announced it is to establish a software engineering centre in Belfast, creating 20 new jobs.
Supported by Invest Northern Ireland, the centre will have 20 highly skilled and experienced software engineers developing database solutions designed to support "cloud-scale" applications and connected devices.
Invest NI has offered support of £100,000 to help create the new jobs and secure the project for Northern Ireland.
Barry Morris, CEO and co-founder of NuoDB, said: "We see demand for our database management system growing rapidly and hence the need to expand our engineering team to support our customers.
"During the Web Summit in November 2014, I accepted an invitation from Invest NI to visit Northern Ireland and explore the possibility of opening an office here. Invest NI's support played a major role in our decision to choose Belfast."
(CD/JP)
Supported by Invest Northern Ireland, the centre will have 20 highly skilled and experienced software engineers developing database solutions designed to support "cloud-scale" applications and connected devices.
Invest NI has offered support of £100,000 to help create the new jobs and secure the project for Northern Ireland.
Barry Morris, CEO and co-founder of NuoDB, said: "We see demand for our database management system growing rapidly and hence the need to expand our engineering team to support our customers.
"During the Web Summit in November 2014, I accepted an invitation from Invest NI to visit Northern Ireland and explore the possibility of opening an office here. Invest NI's support played a major role in our decision to choose Belfast."
(CD/JP)
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