QualiZeal, the Texas-based Quality Engineering services company, has announced its ambitious expansion plans in the Indian market.
The company plans to triple its workforce over the next three to four years by adding a staggering 2,000 new jobs.
This move underscores QualiZeal’s commitment to India as a vital talent hub. It also exemplifies determination to drive innovation and transformation in the Quality Engineering space.
QualiZeal Expansion: Why India?
By establishing core capacity centers in Hyderabad, QualiZeal has already played a critical role in its own growth trajectory.
Now, with this expansion, the company aims to tap into India’s tech talent and leverage it for global impact.
The decision to expand in India isn’t just about increasing capacity. It is about harnessing the country’s unmatched potential to fuel innovation and drive excellence in Quality Engineering services.
“We are deeply committed to India as a strategic talent hub,” says Pradeep Govindasamy, President & CEO of QualiZeal. His enthusiasm is palpable as he speaks about the exciting prospects ahead.
Pradeep added, “India’s tech talent is unparalleled, and with our planned expansion, we aim to harness this potential to drive innovation and transformation for our clients globally.”
“This is an exciting time for QualiZeal, and we are on a trajectory to achieve unparalleled growth in the Quality Engineering services industry,” he said.
Hyderabad Global Delivery Center
Today, QualiZeal inaugurated its Global Delivery Center (GDC) in Hyderabad’s HiTech city. The center will serve as a hub for technical excellence, collaboration, and cutting-edge solutions.
With an initial team of 250 technical employees, the GDC is poised to accelerate hiring. They plan to bring on board an additional 1,500 employees within the next two years.
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