ISSYS creates partnership and hires in Ypsilanti
ISSYS goes to Switzerland, creates a partnership and then adds more jobs in Ypsilanti.Excerpt:Good things come in threes for ISSYS. First the Ypsilanti-based firm hired two people since the last time we checked in with it earlier this year. Second it formed a partnership with a Switzerland-based firm, a move that is expected to (thirdly) create more jobs in Ypsilanti.As of today ISSYS employs 32 people and has a couple of positions open right now. It expects to hire another 5-6 people by the end of the year. The Swiss firm, Endress + Hauser, might also open an office nearby.Read the rest of the story here.
ISSYS goes to Switzerland, creates a partnership and then adds more jobs in Ypsilanti.
Excerpt:
Good things come in threes for ISSYS. First the Ypsilanti-based firm hired two people since the last time we checked in with it earlier this year. Second it formed a partnership with a Switzerland-based firm, a move that is expected to (thirdly) create more jobs in Ypsilanti.
As of today ISSYS employs 32 people and has a couple of positions open right now. It expects to hire another 5-6 people by the end of the year. The Swiss firm, Endress + Hauser, might also open an office nearby.
Read the rest of the story here.
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