DIGITA LOOKS FOR THE X-FACTOR

Posted by Digita on Fri, 20/11/2009 - 11:15  879

Tax and accounting software developer Digita is looking for job applicants with the X-Factor to join its award-winning team and is set to stage a second in-house ‘Jobs Fair’ this December in an attempt to address the shortage of skilled and experienced candidates for a range of newly created vacancies within the company. 

Digita, which became part of the multi-national Thomson Reuters in 2008, attracted over 40 people to its Exmouth offices last autumn with three successful applicants securing permanent jobs. 

Digita Managing Director, Jerry Rihll said “As part of Thomson Reuters, we are able to take a long term view of our business and our continued growth and success means that we need to find the very best local talent to join us in Exmouth.

“In 2009 we recruited 23 new full time employees and we expect to do the same in 2010. Joining Digita and becoming part of Thomson Reuters is an unparalleled opportunity for career development within the South West.”

Full time vacancies exist in software analysis, development, testing, sales and customer support.

The Digita Jobs Fair will take place on Wednesday 9 December at Thomson Reuters, Liverton Business Park, Exmouth, EX8 2NR. To book your place or for more information visit http://www.digita.com/fair.

About Digita

Digita is part of Thomson Reuters, and provides integrated tax-compliance and accounting software and services to accounting, tax, and corporate finance professionals in accounting firms, corporations, legal practices, and central and local government departments.

With a client base of over 3000 users, ranging from sole practitioners through mid-sized practices to Top Four Firms, Digita is the only software that is accredited by Microsoft and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Digita Tax was voted the No.1 Solution by the ICAEW and has won the LexisNexis UK Best Software award three times.
 
For more information about Digita visit http://www.digita.com.
For more information about Thomson Reuters visit http://www.thomsonreuters.com.