Ann Arbor’s Sungrace Software to add 6 people over next 6 months
Sungrace Software is rising in Ann Arbor where it expects to hire a person a month on average for the next half year. Excerpt: The Sungrace name a family name. Sorta. Actually, it’s a name Makarand Nalgirkar knows almost as intimately as his own. His father started the first Sungrace company (an engineering firm) in India several years ago. Nalgirkar and his brother started another Sungrace firm in India in 1997. Three years ago Nalgirkar started Sungrace Software in Ann Arbor. Read the rest of the story here.
Sungrace Software is rising in Ann Arbor where it expects to hire a person a month on average for the next half year.
Excerpt:
The Sungrace name a family name. Sorta. Actually, it’s a name Makarand Nalgirkar knows almost as intimately as his own.
His father started the first Sungrace company (an engineering firm) in India several years ago. Nalgirkar and his brother started another Sungrace firm in India in 1997. Three years ago Nalgirkar started Sungrace Software in Ann Arbor.
Read the rest of the story here.
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