ServiceNow starts looking for talent

Hyderabad: The American software company ServiceNow has the second largest research and development (R&D) center in Hyderabad. Its headcount has tripled in the past two years and hopes to hire more talents.

The company provides companies with a cloud computing platform to manage their digital workflows. The company is keen to hire more people to improve its engineering capabilities and improve the skills of existing employees. In addition, the company is also considering building its own data center in the country.

“The Hyderabad Development Center is very large, just like a microcosm of our global counterparts. Every function completed in the center is the core focus area of ​​our product development. We release products every two years, and the main production of these products Part of it is done in the center by our engineers.

We have the capabilities of artificial intelligence, machine learning, security operations, and user experience (UX) designers. Our goal is to improve our capabilities in the future,” said Sumeet Mathur, Vice President of Engineering at ServiceNow India Development Center and Head of Product Operations in India.

Regarding its data center plan, Mathur declined to provide any further details, but said the company is eager to build it in India by next year.

It recently acquired Intellibot, a robotic process automation (RPA) company based in Hyderabad. Through this cooperation, the city company will help ServiceNow customers automate repetitive tasks and increase automation. ServiceNow will build Intellibot’s functionality natively on its platform to help its customers integrate with modern and legacy systems.

As part of the NextGen program aimed at training students, the Hyderabad Center recruits students from leading institutions such as IIT, NIT, and IIIT. The plan is being completed in cooperation with TCS, IBM, Infosys, KPMG, Deloitte, Wipro and L&T Infotech. The training certification agency covers technical training, certification and customized training. In 2020, it will train 47,000 trainees around the world and plan to train 1,800-2,000 trainees in India next year.

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