California-headquartered deep-tech and enterprise technology company Cloudangles has established its global engineering centre in Hyderabad, with plans to onboard 1,000 engineers, at the facility, over the next two years.
The centre builds on the company’s GCC-as-a-service and value centre models to help enterprises move beyond traditional technology delivery towards dedicated engineering, innovation and technology capabilities.
“Hyderabad will play an important role as we build this model for global markets. The company’s build-operate-transfer approach enables enterprises to establish dedicated technology and engineering centres, scale teams and capabilities and progressively build greater ownership of the technology organisation and intellectual capital,” Cloudangles CEO N. Revathipathi said in a release after IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu inaugurated the facility.
The centre will serve not only as an engineering and technology base for Cloudangles’ global clients, but also as a platform for long-term co-innovation, enabling enterprises to develop capabilities in areas such as AI, advanced analytics, automation, digital engineering and product development.
“When companies choose Hyderabad to build capabilities for their global businesses, it is a strong vote of confidence in our talent and in the ecosystem we are building. Our focus is to deepen the talent and capabilities that make the city attractive to global businesses. We see talent as infrastructure and investments like Cloudangles’ Global Engineering Centre help strengthen that infrastructure by creating high value engineering jobs...” Mr. Sridhar Babu said.
