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07/09/2016
BDNA Corporation Opens European Office In Belfast
California-based software company BDNA Corporation has opened its first European office in Belfast.
The investment will see at least 17 new jobs created over the next two years.
Invest Northern Ireland is supporting the new jobs which include a range of positions for software engineers, analysts, technical support staff, professional services and marketing and sales professionals.
Economy Minister Simon Hamilton MLA said: "BDNA is an established Silicon Valley software company operating in the rapidly growing area of IT services and data analytics. Its investment in Northern Ireland will make a valuable contribution to our vibrant cluster of IT businesses.
"The new jobs will present an exciting proposition for our highly skilled graduates and the talented professionals working in this competitive industry."
Jay Scroggins, Executive Vice President of engineering and operations at BDNA, said: "Northern Ireland boasts an impressive technology ecosystem and a highly educated workforce to help us continue to grow our business.
"BDNA has performed well in recent years and we plan to maximise the availability of industry skills here as we diversify and grow our business. Belfast’s compelling combination of a cost-competitive infrastructure and a pro-business operating environment made the city a great strategic destination to support development."
The investment will see at least 17 new jobs created over the next two years.
Invest Northern Ireland is supporting the new jobs which include a range of positions for software engineers, analysts, technical support staff, professional services and marketing and sales professionals.
Economy Minister Simon Hamilton MLA said: "BDNA is an established Silicon Valley software company operating in the rapidly growing area of IT services and data analytics. Its investment in Northern Ireland will make a valuable contribution to our vibrant cluster of IT businesses.
"The new jobs will present an exciting proposition for our highly skilled graduates and the talented professionals working in this competitive industry."
Jay Scroggins, Executive Vice President of engineering and operations at BDNA, said: "Northern Ireland boasts an impressive technology ecosystem and a highly educated workforce to help us continue to grow our business.
"BDNA has performed well in recent years and we plan to maximise the availability of industry skills here as we diversify and grow our business. Belfast’s compelling combination of a cost-competitive infrastructure and a pro-business operating environment made the city a great strategic destination to support development."
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