TCS Expands European Delivery Network with New Office in Bucharest, Romania
TCS has opened a new office in Bucharest, Romania, to enhance its digital engineering services and European delivery network. The facility highlights a commitment to local talent, with over 95% Romanian employees. TCS also recently launched an SDV innovation hub in Bucharest, supporting automotive clients.
The expansion in Romania enhances TCS's delivery network and capabilities in specialized engineering services, which can lead to increased business and client satisfaction in the European market.
The opening of a new office and an innovation hub signifies expansion, investment, and a strengthening of capabilities, which are positive developments for the company.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced the inauguration of a new office in Bucharest, Romania, to bolster its capabilities in specialized engineering services and strengthen its European delivery network. Located in the Floreasca business district, the facility emphasizes TCS’ commitment to local talent, with over 95% of employees being Romanian nationals. This investment is expected to significantly enhance TCS’ ability to deliver complex digital engineering projects for its clients across the continent.
TCS also recently launched a Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) innovation hub in Bucharest, aimed at supporting global automotive clients in transitioning to next-generation mobility solutions. The new office will integrate into TCS’ existing European delivery network, which serves over 350 customers in 20 countries with more than 15,000 professionals, ensuring consistent, near-shore experiences tailored to regional requirements.
Dr. Manoj Kumar Mohapatra, Indian Ambassador to Romania, highlighted the expansion as a deepening of economic ties between India and Romania and a contribution to the global technology landscape. TCS entered the Romanian market in 2019 and sees the country as a strategic hub due to its skilled talent pool, particularly in engineering. This expansion reinforces TCS’ long-standing commitment to European enterprises over the past four decades.
Sapthagiri Chapalapalli, Head of Europe, TCS, stated that the Bucharest expansion underscores the company's commitment to its European delivery network and tailored customer services, emphasizing the region's potential for innovation in digital engineering and next-gen mobility. Prabal Datta, General Manager and Delivery Centre Head, TCS Eastern Europe, added that Romania's talent pool makes it a strategic hub for engineering and software-defined vehicles. TCS has a strong track record in Europe, recognized for customer satisfaction and as a leading employer, with over 15,000 professionals across 20 countries and 58 offices.
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