As part of our commitment to hire Canadian workers, Infosys opened
a Digital Centre in Calgary to hire 1,000 skilled workers in the Alberta region and help boost
tech talent for our increasingly digital future.
Infosys’ investment in Calgary and the wider national commitment to
hire 8,000 workers is a natural evolution of the company’s legacy in Canada, and builds on the
company’s commitment to continuous learning, ecosystem collaboration and focus on achieving
breakthrough innovations for clients.
We remain focused on developing technology skills in areas
including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, User Experience Design, and advanced
digital technologies like Cloud and Big Data.
Talented technology workforce in fields
such as energy, clean tech, and natural resources and agriculture
The Centre will train, upskill and reskill
Infosys and client employees in advanced digital technologies
Rich talent pool drawn from research
universities
Calgary Digital Centre Inauguration made on September 26th, 2022
Calgary Investment Announcement made on March 3rd, 2021
Experience Infosys Calgary
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This is an exciting day for
Alberta. Infosys could have chosen any place in Canada for this new Digital Centre,
but they selected Calgary to tap into our pool of tech talent and to form
partnerships with our educational institutions. Infosys will be training the next
generation of technology innovators and business leaders right here in our province.
— Tanya Fir, Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation, Government of Alberta
The opening of the Infosys
Digital Centre in the heart of our city shows that Calgary is recognized as a top
tech location where bright minds and big ideas come together from around the world
to help solve global challenges and make the extraordinary happen.
— Brad Parry, President and CEO, Calgary Economic Development
Uniting the research expertise
at Infosys with the University of Alberta’s talented students and our excellence in
artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital science and technologies
secures a mutually beneficial link between global industry and post-secondary
expertise.
— Bill Flanagan, President, University of Alberta
Infosys’ choice to establish
Calgary as a major technology centre is a big moment for our city and further
demonstrates our city as a prime destination for the world’s leading technology
companies. Building a thriving innovation ecosystem takes a village, and Infosys
will play a key role in our growth. In particular, Infosys’ partnerships with local
universities to train Calgary students and create job opportunities will help propel
us forward.
— Jyoti Gondek, Mayor, Calgary
It has been just a year since
Infosys announced that it would continue to grow in our region and bring 500 skilled
jobs to Calgary, and they have already delivered on that commitment. I’m very
pleased they are doubling that promise to bring a total of 1,000 jobs to this
region.
— Jason Kenney, Premier, Alberta
This is an exciting day for
Alberta. Infosys could have chosen any place in Canada for this new Digital Centre,
but they selected Calgary to tap into our pool of tech talent and to form
partnerships with our educational institutions. Infosys will be training the next
generation of technology innovators and business leaders right here in our province.
— Tanya Fir, Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation, Government of Alberta
The opening of the Infosys
Digital Centre in the heart of our city shows that Calgary is recognized as a top
tech location where bright minds and big ideas come together from around the world
to help solve global challenges and make the extraordinary happen.
— Brad Parry, President and CEO, Calgary Economic Development
Uniting the research expertise
at Infosys with the University of Alberta’s talented students and our excellence in
artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital science and technologies
secures a mutually beneficial link between global industry and post-secondary
expertise.
— Bill Flanagan, President, University of Alberta
Infosys’ choice to establish
Calgary as a major technology centre is a big moment for our city and further
demonstrates our city as a prime destination for the world’s leading technology
companies. Building a thriving innovation ecosystem takes a village, and Infosys
will play a key role in our growth. In particular, Infosys’ partnerships with local
universities to train Calgary students and create job opportunities will help propel
us forward.
— Jyoti Gondek, Mayor, Calgary
It has been just a year since
Infosys announced that it would continue to grow in our region and bring 500 skilled
jobs to Calgary, and they have already delivered on that commitment. I’m very
pleased they are doubling that promise to bring a total of 1,000 jobs to this
region.
— Jason Kenney, Premier, Alberta
This is an exciting day for
Alberta. Infosys could have chosen any place in Canada for this new Digital Centre,
but they selected Calgary to tap into our pool of tech talent and to form
partnerships with our educational institutions. Infosys will be training the next
generation of technology innovators and business leaders right here in our province.
— Tanya Fir, Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation, Government of Alberta
