Denmark’s Cloud Solution Provider CLOUDEON Sets up New Office in Lithuania

Denmark’s Cloud Solution Provider CLOUDEON Sets up New Office in Lithuania

by June 21, 2021

CLOUDEON, a Denmark-based cloud solutions provider, announced that it has expanded its operations in Lithuania with an office in Kaunas, the second largest city in Lithuania.

For CLOUDEON opening an additional office in Lithuania means securing a continued stream of the specialised knowledge needed to run and develop CLOUDEON’s cloud solutions and cloud automation platform, OpsAI.

The Vilnius office has already hired the first 9 employees for Kaunas and they expect to double the amount next year.

The new staff will primarily consist of cloud engineers, and CLOUDEON expects the Lithuanian cloud talent to appreciate the opportunity to work in Kaunas.

With the office in Kaunas CLOUDEON gets access to a large talent pool of cloud engineers and is at the same time able to offer their employees the best possible work conditions.

The company added that the office in Kaunas will give it a competitive advantage, “because the technological potential in Kaunas is newer and the market is less saturated than in Vilnius”.

CLOUDEON was established in 2016 and has grown from 6 people to 100+ people in 5 years.

Darius Janulevicius, Manager of CLOUDEON’s Vilnius office

Darius Janulevicius

Darius Janulevicius, Manager of CLOUDEON’s Vilnius office said,

“To open in Kaunas is a natural next step for CLOUDEON. Kaunas is famous for engineering and technology and has been the birthplace of a lot of the innovative solutions used in technology and AI today.

 

I personally studied at Kaunas University of Technology and one third of the people employed at the Vilnius office studied in Kaunas Universities too”.

 

Featured image: CLOUDEON

 

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