GlobalLogic plans to open its mini office in Odessa

MOSCOW. Oct 30 (Interfax) - Ukraine's GlobalLogic, an IT company of Hitachi Group, plans to open a mini office in Odessa within a few days, which will become the company's 11th mini office in Ukraine, Ukrainian media reported citing the company's press service.

"Specialists have stable communication and comfortable conditions for cooperation. As colleagues say, they are happy to come to the mini offices and meet each other live. This is especially important in these hard times," GlobalLogic Vice President and COO Anna Scherbakova said.

It is specified that the mini offices are currently operating in Ivano-Frankovsk (2 offices), Vinnitsa, Rovno, Ternopol, Uzhgorod and Khmelnitsky (were opened last year), as well as in Chernovtsy, Poltava and Dnepr (opened in 2023).

It is noted that a number of mini offices were closed due to the summer season, but the company reopened additional hubs before the winter.

"Thanks to this, over 500 professionals who are located in the cities without permanent offices of the company, got stable access to electricity and Internet," GlobalLogic said in a statement.

Additionally, the main offices in Lvov (2 locations) and in Kiev are operating normally, while in Nikolayev and Kharkov they are operating in a limited mode.

The IT company GlobalLogic Ukraine is the largest software developer in Ukraine. The company has offices and over 6,500 employees in Kiev, Kharkov, Lvov and Nikolayev. GlobalLogic's central office is located in the Silicon Valley, the United States.