Rocket Software, a global technology provider specialising in application modernisation and systems optimisation, on Friday announced the opening of new centres of excellence in Pune and Bengaluru.
The establishment of the two offices is part of a broader strategy to expand and improve the company's global R&D capabilities and realign innovation around solutions rather than by product. Rocket plans to hire more than 200 new employees this year.
Both offices will be managed by Shantanu Ghosh, who spent 10 years at Symantec in India and Silicon Valley, most recently as Global VP/GM of the company's Data Center Security Group.
"Rocket has been building technology for nearly 30 years and we have more than 1500 Rocketeers around the world, and we are excited to be entering the Indian market," said CEO Andy Youniss.
"There is so much incredible talent here, and we are already seeing great results from our teams in India. We look forward to expanding our operations here and to cultivating leaders not just for our India operations, but for our entire company," Youniss added.
More than 10 million IT and business professionals rely on Rocket to run their most critical applications, business processes and data.
Customers include the top 10 Fortune 500 commercial banks, 9 of the top 10 Fortune 500 aerospace/defense companies, the top five Forbes Global 2000 car and truck manufacturers, and the top five Forbes Global 2000 managed healthcare companies.
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