Thus, the company joins Siemens, KPMG, Arvato Bertelsmann, Altran, Halcyon Mobile and Control Data Systems, which chose the technological park inaugurated more than three years ago in Cluj-Napoca to expand their local operations.
The project developed on 4.5 hectares includes five office buildings, covering 17,000 square meters of Class A office space. 70% of residents are IT companies and more than half have software development and R&D (research and development) departments.
The technological park also hosts start-ups based on Romanian and foreign financing. Overall, more than 1,700 people work within Liberty Technology Park Cluj, of whom some 200 are foreigners relocated. A total 2,000 employees are expected to work within the park, by the end of 2017.
The technological park boasts an occupancy rate of 100% and most residents are IT companies such as Siemens, IBM, Halcyon Mobile, Altran, Iron Mountain Romania, Control Data Systems, Digital Ventures Development, Luminos Software, Voquz, SmartUp. The park also hosts companies operating in the sector of related services – GTS Telecom (Data Center), Arvato Bertelsmann (Contact Centers), KPMG (Accounting and Business), Regal Beloit (Marketing), Impact Hub (Community & Business), Wörwag Pharma (Pharma), Medicover (Health) and Liberty Fitness (Gym).