TestingXperts has opened a 300‑seat delivery centre in Hyderabad, initially onboarding 200 engineers. The firm targets expanding the workforce to 500 within twelve months and ultimately building a 2,500‑seat campus in the city.
Key Takeaways
- TestingXperts opens a 300‑seat delivery centre in Hyderabad
- 200 engineers onboarded; goal to reach 500 within a year
- Long‑term plan for a 2,500‑seat technology campus
Hyderabad, India – Quality engineering and software testing specialist TestingXperts inaugurated a 300‑seat delivery centre on Monday, marking a pivotal step in its roadmap to establish a 2,500‑seat technology campus in the city.
Phase One: The 300‑Seat Facility
Founder‑CEO Manish Gupta and COO Adeesh Jain announced that roughly 200 engineers have already joined the new hub. “We will continue to add more talent and aim to have around 500 people in Hyderabad within a year,” Gupta said, noting that additional office space has already been earmarked.
Hyderabad’s Thriving Tech Ecosystem
Hyderabad is widely recognised as one of India’s fastest‑growing technology ecosystems, boasting a deep pool of talent in AI, digital engineering, and quality assurance. The city hosts numerous multinational corporations that have set up Global Capability Centers (GCCs), providing TestingXperts with both a ready talent pipeline and a strategic client base.
AI‑Driven Quality Engineering at Scale
The new centre is positioned as a global hub for AI‑led quality engineering, AI assurance, digital engineering, and enterprise technology services. It will serve clients across North America, EMEA, and APAC, reinforcing India’s role as a leading exporter of high‑value tech services.
Looking Ahead: The 2,500‑Seat Campus
Gupta described the expansion as a strategic investment in one of the world’s most vibrant tech ecosystems. “Hyderabad will become one of our most important delivery and innovation centres. The exceptional talent, especially in AI and digital engineering, makes it the ideal location,” he said. The firm aims to roll out a 2,500‑seat campus over the coming years, complementing its existing Indian workforce of over 1,300 spread across Chandigarh, Bengaluru, Noida, Mumbai and Hyderabad, and a planned 3,000‑seat facility in Mohali.
Beyond job creation, the move is set to accelerate India’s digital economy, attracting further foreign investment and solidifying Hyderabad’s status as a global AI‑quality hub.