Litmos is strengthening its global engineering network with a new technology centre in Pune, as the learning management systems provider looks to tap into India’s strong engineering talent pool.
The new office will complement Litmos’ existing developer programme across global locations and expand its technology capabilities. The Pune centre was formally inaugurated by Eric Vermillion, CEO; Brian Sobus, CTO; and Sarabjeet Singh, director of India operations.
Vermillion said, “India has one of the world’s deepest and most highly skilled technology talent pools, with exceptional engineering expertise, strong academic foundations and experience solving complex challenges at global scale. Pune, in particular, has built a vibrant technology ecosystem with a wealth of experienced professionals and emerging talent. India adds deep experience to our existing global engineering talent, and we are excited about the possibilities this new chapter brings,”
Litmos currently serves more than 11,000 organisations across 150 countries. The company said the new Pune office will also support closer collaboration among its teams.
Singh said, “This new office will help Litmos realize the very real benefits to being together in the same room. These include mentorship and knowledge-sharing that happen organically as well as hands-on learning and collaboration that are harder to replicate remotely.”
The new centre marks an expansion of Litmos’ global technology capabilities while giving the company access to Pune’s established technology ecosystem and experienced professionals.
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