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02 Dec 2009
CA is launching a talent acquisition programme across EMEA to help it drive growth.
The software vendor is targeting associate account managers, directors of solutions sales, senior solution strategists, sales account managers, technical sales consultants and alliance account managers as it looks to bolster its workforce and build on its existing staff skills.
Gail Wilkinson, senior vice president human resources EMEA, said: “CA is extending its pool of talent to help customers exploit the opportunities offered by cloud computing, virtualisation and other technologies.
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“This talent acquisition programme offers a wealth of opportunities for important and rewarding work. Successful candidates will be joining a remarkable company
The talent acquisition program originally launched last month in the following countries: UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, Sweden, Austria, Spain, Middle East and Central Europe.
To find out more about the talent hunt log on to CA's site: http://www.ca.com/gb/about/content.aspx?cid=221864
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