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Systal Technology Solutions announces recruitment drive following growth
The company has recruited for 40 new roles across its operational team to meet demand
IT Services Integrator, Systal Technology Solutions has recently recruited for 40 newly created positions across the company to meet the demand created by recent client wins.
This follows an exceptional period of growth for the business, during which they have completed a number of high profile projects, including the expansion of their capabilities to include an onshore Incident Management team; a move that involved hiring 30 skilled members of staff.
This recent recruitment drive comes in response to a number of new contract wins, that accumulatively deliver network unification and transformation covering approximately 15,000 network devices across Europe. Longer term, these network environments will then be taken under management.
The company has also recently invested in new state of the art premises to act as a dedicated build and test facility. This specialised environment will allow Systal to undertake detailed tests on their hardware before it is deployed in real world conditions.
Neil Nicolson, Director at Systal said: “2018 has been a great year for Systal so far, and we are very pleased to see part of our ambitious plan for growth coming to fruition with these 40 new roles. We are always on the lookout for talented individuals to work with us across our global client portfolio.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Systal Technology Solutions .
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