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Quest Global plans to strengthen Hyderabad team
Quest Global, a product engineering and lifecycle services company, on Monday said it plans to strengthen the team at its delivery centre in Hyderabad.
Hyderabad: Quest Global, a product engineering and lifecycle services company, on Monday said it plans to strengthen the team at its delivery centre in Hyderabad.
At present, the company has more than 150 employees, which it plans to increase to 1,000 over the next three year period.
The company said it will employ engineers, with expertise in control engineering, industrial software and digital technologies to further drive product development and innovation cycles for its global customers.
With an aim to develop, mentor and hire local talent, it will engage with educational institutions in the city for setting up of Quest Innovation Centres.
Ajay Prabhu, COO, Quest Global, said, "the primary focus of our Hyderabad centre is to solve engineering challenges faced by the company's global customers in the areas of control engineering, industrial software, machine learning, enterprise software, data engineering and analytics and test automation."
Further, he said that to provide innovative product engineering services and solutions to its customers the company will launch a Centre of Competency, which will develop quality assurance automation and machine learning technologies in its Hyderabad office.
