IT and engineering solutions firm Techwave has announced the opening of its new headquarters in Houston, Texas. The new 12,000-square-foot facility represents a continuation and enhancement of company’s operations that began in Houston in 2015, said a statement.
Damodar Rao Gummadapu, co-founder and chairman of Techwave said that the new headquarters solidifies the company’s presence in Houston as a hub of technological advancement and community engagement.
Positioned to showcase Techwave’s role in the IT and engineering solutions sector, the new premises are built to accommodate the company’s expanding workforce and portfolio. The company said that the move is aimed at fulfilling its commitment to its employees, clients, and the broader Houston community for future growth and innovation.
“This is our second home — a place where diversity, integrity, and unity drive us towards creating cutting-edge solutions. It’s designed to empower our employees to reach their full potential, which in turn, empowers us to deliver unparalleled service to our clients and make meaningful contributions to the Houston community,” said Techwave CEO Raj Gummadapu.
The company continues to expand its global footprint. Recently it had opened new offices in Australia and the Netherlands, looking to seek growth in key markets. These strategic expansions are part of Techwave’s ongoing mission to provide exceptional service and foster innovation across the globe, said a senior executive.
In Australia, Techwave has inaugurated a new office spanning over 1,100 square meters. The Brisbane facility includes modern workspaces and collaborative areas designed to support the company’s growing team in Australia.
Similarly, in the Netherlands, the company opened a new office space to serve as the base of operations for its expanding European team.
Founded in 2004, Techwave has grown significantly, now employing over 4,000 professionals across 11 countries. The company specialises in a wide range of technology services, including Enterprise Resource Planning, Application Development, Analytics, Digital, and Internet of Things (IoT), among others.
