US-based company likely to recruit up to 300 software professionals: CM
Shillong, May 15: A US-based technology solutions company, SIROBILT Software Services, has launched its operations here, further strengthening the employment scenario in IT sector in the state.
Inaugurating the company’s office at Shillong Tech Park in Mawdiangdiang on Thursday, chief minister Conrad K Sangma said, “SIROBILT’s presence in the region marks a significant step forward for our local IT ecosystem.”
SIROBILT is the fifth company to set up operations at Shillong Tech Park. With this, Phase-I of the Tech Park has attained full occupancy, opening the scope of launching its next phase.
“The company plans to recruit up to 300 software professionals, creating valuable opportunities for our youth and boosting employment in the tech sector,” Sangma said.
Emphasising the state’s potential in IT sector, he said, “The presence of global and national IT players is helping to position Meghalaya as a preferred destination for technology businesses.”
He pointed out that the state has skilled human resources, and the government is supporting IT enabled services, which will open opportunities for the youth of the state.
The chief minister said the government is making sustained investments in the IT sector as part of its broader vision to create a digitally empowered and economically self-reliant youth population.
Expansion of the Shillong Tech Park (Phase – II) will attract more IT companies, start-ups, and establishment of skill development hubs focussed on digital technologies, such as AI, blockchain and cloud computing, he said.
The chief minister also informed that the government is supporting start-ups and companies willing to invest in the IT sector.
“Meghalaya’s youth are its greatest asset. Through our investments in digital infrastructure, capacity building, and public-private partnerships, we are unlocking their potential and enabling them to be part of the global tech revolution,” he added.
