Sigma Software Group, a global provider of IT services, has officially commenced operations in Uzbekistan with the opening of an engineering office in Tashkent and the launch of partnerships with leading local universities.
Founded in Ukraine, Sigma Software has been delivering digital transformation solutions and supporting startups for over 22 years. Since 2006, the company has been part of Sigma Group, one of largest IT consulting firms in Northern Europe. The group's ecosystem includes a business incubator, educational platform, and a range of cutting-edge digital products. Sigma Software currently operates in more than 10 countries, including Uzbekistan, Romania, and Hungary.
Since 2002, Sigma Software has worked successfully with startups, product-based companies, and global corporations. The company now employs over 2,000 professionals, collaborating with 350+ clients worldwide.
Sigma Software sees the launch of its Uzbekistan office as a meaningful contribution to the country’s growing IT ecosystem and an opportunity to engage local talent in developing solutions for international clients.
Valery Krasovsky, CEO and Co-founder of Sigma Software:
“Our objective is to provide clients with access to a dynamic pool of young, tech-savvy professionals while reinforcing Uzbekistan’s position on the global IT stage.”
Alyona Nesterenko, Head of Sigma Software OptiCo, the division responsible for the company’s global engineering office expansion:
“We are pleased to launch our presence in Uzbekistan by onboarding specialists for our inaugural office in Tashkent. At the same time, IT professionals across the country will be able to work remotely from any region.”
With a strong track record in supporting startups, working with international enterprises, and advancing IT education, Sigma Software intends to collaborate closely with academic institutions across Uzbekistan to help cultivate the next generation of skilled tech talent.
The opening of Sigma Software’s office in Uzbekistan marks a significant milestone in the development of the nation’s IT ecosystem. It not only creates new opportunities for local specialists but also reinforces Uzbekistan’s reputation as a promising IT destination on the global stage.
