Coforge Expands Kraków Engineering Centre, Targets 660 Professionals By 2027
Mumbai: Coforge Ltd , an AI-native engineering services company, announced on 1 October 2026, the continued expansion of its Kraków, Poland engineering centre. The company expects the centre to become a strategic AI engineering and nearshore delivery hub for clients across Europe and globally. Centre Growth The Kraków centre, which began operations in 2025, supports multiple clients with AI-first…
Mumbai: Coforge Ltd, an AI-focused engineering services provider, announced on October 1, 2026, the continued expansion of its Kraków, Poland engineering center. The company anticipates the center to become a significant AI engineering and nearshore delivery hub for clients in Europe and worldwide. Center Expansion The Kraków center, established in 2025, supports multiple clients with AI-first engineering, cloud, and modernization services.
Coforge aims to expand the professional workforce at the facility from over 375 to more than 660 by 2027. Coforge's Strategy John Speight, President and EU Geo Business Leader at Coforge, emphasized that Europe is a crucial growth market for the company. He highlighted that the expansion reflects Coforge's dedication to local talent and supporting European enterprises in their AI, modernization, and digital transformation endeavors.
Strategic Location Kraków is identified as a technology hub, providing a robust engineering talent pool and scalable operations. The location facilitates collaboration with clients in European and UK time zones. Coforge Recognized Coforge was named one of ET Edge's Best Tech Brands for 2026. Delivery Model Sunil Fernandes, Coforge's Chief Operating Officer, noted that the center's swift growth aligns with the rising demand for AI-enabled engineering and delivery models that combine proximity, specialized talent, and efficiency.
He stated that the Kraków Engineering Center has become a pivotal growth engine for Coforge and its clients. Physical Expansion Coforge recently expanded the Kraków center's physical space by adding over 20,000 square feet of new workspace and infrastructure. This expansion addresses the growing demand from clients across sectors such as travel, banking, logistics, retail, and enterprise services.
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