Lutterworth’s Intercede recently secured a large contract from the government of the United States. The deal means that recruitment is on the cards. Intercede’s chief executive, Klaas van der Leest, has expressed his pleasure in relation to the significant American deal. He told The Business Desk:
“This new contract win underlines the quality of our MyID software and its future in managing best in class digital identity solutions for security conscious organisations like the DoS.”
Intercede works in the cybersecurity sector. In the past, it has obtained orders from Airbus and T-Mobile. Stationery printers can benefit when local organisations do well, especially if new jobs are being created. It appears that Intercede may gain from the increasing popularity of remote working. This is because of the need for additional security.
The American contract should last for a decade and it is worth millions of pounds. The organisation is now looking to attract software engineers. Intercede is encouraging candidates with the relevant skills to visit their website for specific information.
Although Intercede is proud of its base in Leicestershire, it is a multinational firm. This international focus has been strengthened by a Connect Partner policy. The company has an American office situated in the area of Washington DC.
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