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Scottish Tech Company SHE Software Expands Global Team

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SHE Software has accelerated its ongoing expansion by doubling the size of its international team with key new hires. 

Software development company, SHE Software, is expanding up its international presence. It has seen its staff across its UK, US and New Zealand offices increase significantly over the past 12 months.

The newly recruited staff have expanded its global team from 42 to 87, with 31 jobs based at SHE Software’s Scottish headquarters, located within the Scottish Enterprise Technology Park in East Kilbride.

The firm has added a wealth of new talent to its key areas such as Software Development, Business Development, Marketing and Project Management. This recent recruitment spree has also resulted in several new teams and departments being created.

SHE Software Expands US Operations

Following a £3 million funding boost from NVM Private Equity in May 2018, SHE Software launched a new centre of operations in Chicago, adding US interests to its well-established EMEA customer base.

The last few months have seen the US team make several high-profile hires, most recently bringing Joe Harman on board as VP of Product. Harman brings more than 20 years of experience to the role, having previously served with world-renowned organisations such as NASA.

Matthew Elson, CEO of SHE Software, said of the expansion: “We are really excited about our new space, which is designed to reflect our open, collaborative culture.

“Our expanded global team reinforces our commitment to our customer base, while meeting the growing market demand for our services.

“The new space will also provide us with the room we need to increase our staff headcount to 200 over the next 24 months and maintain the 60% annual compound growth we have seen over the past three years.”

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