Atlassian Expands its India Footprint with New R&D Centre in Bengaluru

Atlassian, the pioneering provider of the team’s cooperation and productivity programs, including Jira, Confluence and Loom, announced today a new R&D Center in Indian Technology Capital, Bengaluru. The new area, which extends to 2 square feet, extends four times the size of the company’s former Bangaluru office, which reflects the continuous commitment of Atlasian to India and deepening its investments in the region as a center for research and strategic development.

India is one of the fastest growth in Atlasia and plays a major role in developing global atlassian products. Nearly 75 % of the India team in Atlasia in research and development roles, which contributes to some areas of developing strategic products in Atlasian, from searching for institutions and trade to data and customer success. India has become the cornerstone of the global growth engine in Atlasian, and has the largest workforce outside Australia and the United States, with more than 2,500 employees.

Rajif Rajan, the chief technology official in Atlasia“India is still one of our most important research and development centers, and Bangaluru sits at the heart of this growth. This new world -class research and development center is more than just more space, it is a symbol of our investments in the future of work, in the really distinguished global work in our weighing global work in the field of global connections. Create, and cooperation.”

E-Suilding has been built to support the pioneering ATLASSIAN team policy anywhere, which is the first distributor’s approach that enables employees to work wherever they are more effective-whether at home, at the office or anywhere else. The area is characterized by flexible work stations, cooperative areas, net areas, and advanced technology to support mixed teams and enhance smooth cooperation across time areas.

Avani Brabhakar, people’s officials in Atlasia, said, “Our new R&D Center is a destination for The Incredible that we have in India – designed for how we work today and how we will work tomorrow. Our team’s approach to any place to attract and preserve higher talents allows us, regardless of the site. We have Atlantic in almost every Indian state – click on amazing skills skills throughout the country, in addition to the metro cities.”

Bangaluru’s expansion is part of the Atlasan Global Strategy to expand its operations while maintaining the reality of its mission of launching the capabilities of each team. The new office joins the Atlasian network from the workplace distributed in the world and enhances its presence in the wider Asia region.

Atlassian created its presence in India in 2018 with a modest team of 60 years. The company today employs more than 2,500 people throughout the country, making it the largest base of employees in Atlasia outside Australia and the United States, and one of its fastest growing regions in terms of the number of employees.