Infosys to add jobs in Cobb County

Infosys, an Indian firm that provides information technology, consulting and outsourced back office services for other firms, said Friday it plans to expand its metro Atlanta operations and hire 200 people over the next 12 months.

Infosys, which currently has about 350 employees at two offices in Cobb County, said it would add the bulk of the new employees within a unit that performs support roles for financial services, insurance, human resources and health care companies. No average salary was provided, however, the company said the duties will be highly skilled.

The company will formally announce the move at a Cobb County Chamber of Commerce event on Monday.

“We are in a growth mode, and an investment mode,” said Sandeep Dadlani, an Infosys vice president. Dadlani said the firm has identified the regions as a strategic hub and plans to work with local universities to “calibrate curriculum so that we can recruit local talent here.” He did not rule out future expansion.

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