Ann Arbor’s GDI Infotech looks to hire 12-14 now, 30 within one year
GDI Infotech is working its way to some big growth, expecting to add up to 30 people within the next year.
GDI Infotech is breaking down information silos while building a solid base of jobs in Ann Arbor.
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GDI Infotech likes to say its claim to fame is breaking down information silos, which basically means integrating and consolidating information in web applications.
Apparently it’s not too bad at it since the Ann Arbor-based IT company routinely posts 15-20 percent revenue growth in each of the last five years. No doubt that growth is the reason this 15-year-old firm has grown to 130 people, 40 of which are here in southeast Michigan.
“We have jobs in Ann Arbor,” says Bhushan Kulkarni, president and CEO of GDI Infotech. “We’re looking at adding more.”
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