Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and ServiceNow announced the creation of a new technology Development Center in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood.
The Development Center will be ServiceNow’s first US‑based technology hub outside its Silicon Valley headquarters and West Coast locations. The company will begin hiring top engineering talent immediately and expects to create 150 new jobs over the next two years. Chicago was chosen for the expansion based on its strong network of computer science schools and depth of engineering talent.
“Chicago is strengthening our position as a global tech hub, and ServiceNow’s investment in a Development Center here is another example of our ability to attract some of the top tech companies,” Mayor Emanuel said. “ServiceNow will not just be a great employer but a great addition to Chicago’s thriving community.”
“Mayor Emanuel’s focus on technology is a great fit for ServiceNow and our expanding team – Chicago has some of the brightest technology minds in the country, and at ServiceNow they’ll be able to work on transformative technologies such as machine learning that are shaping the future of work,” said ServiceNow President and CEO John Donahoe, a Chicago‑area native. “ServiceNow is committed to making Chicago one of our technology hubs; the city not only brings us closer to top talent, but also to many of our customers headquartered in the area.”
The ServiceNow Development Center will be temporarily located at co‑working space Industrious, in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood. The company plans to occupy permanent office space in Fulton Market in 2019. Positions within the Development Center will focus on user experience and ServiceNow’s core platform technologies, to meet the needs of its fast‑growing business.
ServiceNow Chief Product Officer Chirantan “CJ” Desai earned his MBA and Master’s Degree in computer science from the University of Illinois Urbana‑Champaign and plans to partner with area universities.
“Many of the leading universities in Chicago and the state of Illinois are working on machine learning and artificial intelligence, technologies that ServiceNow is also advancing through our platform, and we look forward to actively recruiting from these schools, as well as partnering with them on joint research projects in these areas,” he said.
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