DNA Software doubles staff in downtown Ann Arbor
DNA Software is growing by leaps and bounds in Ann Arbor and is preparing for another jump in employment.Excerpt:DNA Software has been in Ann Arbor since 2000, but it really started to hit its stride just last year. That’s when the downtown-based firm solidified its funding and doubled its staff to 15 people and a few independent contractors. It’s also working to set up an internship program with local colleges. “We’re working with the local talent to make a difference in Ann Arbor,” says Jeff Machak, vice president of business development for DNA Software.Read the rest of the story here.
DNA Software is growing by leaps and bounds in Ann Arbor and is preparing for another jump in employment.
Excerpt:
DNA Software has been in Ann Arbor since 2000, but it really started to hit its stride just last year. That’s when the downtown-based firm solidified its funding and doubled its staff to 15 people and a few independent contractors. It’s also working to set up an internship program with local colleges.
“We’re working with the local talent to make a difference in Ann Arbor,” says Jeff Machak, vice president of business development for DNA Software.
Read the rest of the story here.
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