Lloyds Banking Group opens technology centre in Hyderabad, to recruit 600 techies

Lloyds Technology Centre will not provide any banking services but will focus on using technology, digital, data and analytics capabilities to drive innovation and end-to-end product delivery, the statement added.

Lloyds Banking Group today unveiled its new Lloyds Technology Centre (LTC) in Knowledge City, Hyderabad and announced its plan to recruit 600 people for specialist roles including Full Stack, Java Back-End, REACT, Cloud Engineers and Quality Engineers.

Lloyds Technology Centre forms part of the Group’s £3 billion strategic investment over the next three years to transform its digital offering, the company said in a statement. The centre will play a key role in delivering AI, Cloud and Blockchain programmes across the organization with the first teams located in the office focusing on using data, machine learning and Cloud to support the Group’s customers in the UK.

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Lloyds Technology Centre will not provide any banking services but will focus on using technology, digital, data and analytics capabilities to drive innovation and end-to-end product delivery, the statement added.

"Hyderabad's wealth of tech talent and its diversity makes it a global epicentre for innovation. With Lloyds Technology Centre, we're proud to be part of this thriving ecosystem. We believe that the fusion of India's leading tech capabilities and diverse talent will be instrumental in our ability to provide fantastic services to the Group’s customers,” said Sirisha Voruganti, CEO and Managing Director, Lloyds Technology Centre.

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