Chennai is the third IT Technology Centre for Hapag-Lloyd, which is planning to rent 300-400 specialists in the medium time period
Hapag-Lloyd is planning to extend the headcount at its Chennai technology centre by 300 to 400 specialists in the medium time period.
The world’s main liner transport main opened its technology centre on the World Trade Centre in Chennai on November 22 with a crew of 180 IT professionals to develop modern software program options for the maritime trade, the corporate mentioned in an announcement.
“We are continuing to expand our global IT presence and are able to provide industry-leading software solutions. In the medium term, we plan to increase the staff of HLTC to between 300 and 400 specialists,” mentioned Chief Information and Human Resources Officer Donya-Florence Amer.
Chennai is the third IT technology centre alongside Gdansk (Poland) and Hamburg.
The technology centre was established as a three way partnership between Hapag-Lloyd and IT agency Solverminds in June 2023. Solverminds has been working intently with Hapag-Lloyd since 2017 in the areas of IT operations help and software program improvement.
The technology centre will likely be led by a four-person administration crew comprising CEO Balamurugan Palanivelu and CTO Venkatesh Balaji Ramamoorthy from Solverminds and CHRO Vaishali Shetty and CFO Sameer Saxena from Hapag-Lloyd.
