New Office - Barcelona
Barcelona, as the third largest tech hub in Europe, is another significant step for Moravio. The new office is important not only to be closer to our customers from Southern Europe, but also for addressing new talent.
According to an article Startup Heatmap 17% of European startups chosen Barcelona as their location in 2020. The capital of Catalonia takes pride in being business friendly and Moravio feels great opportunity to grow in the region. The region is interesting not only for being closer to our clients from Southern Europe but also for addressing new talent.
Our new office is located 500m from the beach, so feel free to apply check out our opened positions in the career section :).
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