Halden Systems has opened a second building at its Pune engineering centre, adding capacity for 600 engineering roles over the next three years.
The expansion focuses on software and data engineering for plant systems: predictive maintenance models, energy management reporting and the cyber security tooling used across the operational technology practice.
"Pune started in 2004 with twelve people writing operator interface software," said Rajesh Iyer, Chief Technology Officer, who founded the centre. "It is now our largest engineering site and the home of the products that our newer practice areas run on. The second building is about giving those teams room to grow."
Pune today hosts teams working on projects in all 38 countries where Halden operates. Roles will be listed on the careers portal as they open; see the careers page for how we hire and the early careers page for the graduate programme, which runs in Pune.
