A new company joined the IT hub in downtown Iași, developed by IULIUS in the Palas mixed-use project. Thinslices, a tech company incorporated in Iași, with operations in Berlin, Lisbon and London, has relocated its headquarters in the United Business Center 2 (UBC 2)office building, and is currently recruiting specialists. The Thinslices team develops IT solutions for projects in fields such as fintech, financial audit, energy and telecommunication management.
The new Thinslices office spans an area of approximately 500 square meters. From the new offices, the company specialists develop IT solutions for a diverse portfolio, which includes projects in domains such as: fintech, financial audit, energy and telecommunication management, and others. Moreover, the company is also consolidating a networks of partnerships in fintech, collaborating with various providers of banking digital solutions, including for neobanks.
As it entered a new stage of development, Thinslices is diversifying its client portfolio and therefore expanding its team, with the company estimating that it will hire specialists in both frontend and backend technologies.
Thinslices’ head office in UBC 2 currently accommodates 60 professionals, and the expansion plans are geared towards long-term growth. By the end of 2025, the company intends to form a team of 130 specialists.
Ștefan Sârbu, Thinslices CEO: “This change reflects our commitmentto offering top tier product development services and consolidates our clients’ confidence. The relocation enables us to provide a modern and inspiring workplace for our colleagues who want to be on site, thus catering to their need for flexibility and collaboration. This relocation also supports the expansion of our operating capabilities, creating opportunities for growth and innovation for the team and the company alike.”
The new offices cater to the requirements of a tech company, and the location in the Palas complex provides the employees with facilities in close proximity. They have access to a retail area comprising more than 270 stores, an extensive food court area, international restaurants and coffee shops, an urban garden spanning 5 hectares, locations providing everyday services, all integrated in the Palas mixed-use complex.
