R&D comes to Kraków
At the beginning of May, Motorola decided to create 200 new job posts for IT specialists and software engineers at its Software Center in Kraków, with the aim of employing 700 people in its R&D institution by the end of 2005.
Now Siemens is joining the club. Its Software Development Center in Kraków has announced similar projects, with plans to employ 160 new staff members. This is especially good news for the graduates of the Wrocław University of Technology, for whom the dynamic development of the institution means an opportunity to find a job with a prestigious company and work on state-of-the-art technological solutions that will be implemented worldwide.
"Motorola in Kraków is a first-league institution - it is one of the best in the world in this category. The increase in employment is related to further development of our headquarters and UMTS laboratories in the Kraków Special Economic Zone. The first phase of the investment surpassed $10 [zł.33.16] million, but it is too early to say what the total sum will amount to," said Jacek Drabik, director of Motorola's Software Center.
Now Siemens is joining the club. Its Software Development Center in Kraków has announced similar projects, with plans to employ 160 new staff members. This is especially good news for the graduates of the Wrocław University of Technology, for whom the dynamic development of the institution means an opportunity to find a job with a prestigious company and work on state-of-the-art technological solutions that will be implemented worldwide.
"Motorola in Kraków is a first-league institution - it is one of the best in the world in this category. The increase in employment is related to further development of our headquarters and UMTS laboratories in the Kraków Special Economic Zone. The first phase of the investment surpassed $10 [zł.33.16] million, but it is too early to say what the total sum will amount to," said Jacek Drabik, director of Motorola's Software Center.
