Major Employers and International Companies in Thessaloniki

In recent years, global tech giants and multinational corporations have increasingly established offices, innovation centers, and R&D facilities in Thessaloniki. Thanks to its large student population and supportive government policies aiming to make the city the tech capital of the Balkans, Thessaloniki is becoming a thriving hub for skilled professionals and forward-thinking companies.

These companies are contributing to economic development, increasing salary levels, and attracting a young, educated workforce to the city. Here's a snapshot of just some of the key players that have chosen Thessaloniki as their base:

• Seems – A startup based in Alexandroupolis and Thessaloniki, focusing on digital transformation through advanced technologies.

• Accenture Thessaloniki – A new branch of the global consulting giant, offering IT support, HR processes, and marketing automation through its Apifon platform. The branch specializes in software development, data science, and business intelligence.

• TaskUs – A rapidly growing corporation in the data science and AI sectors, employing over 1,000 people in its Thessaloniki branch.

• Google – Runs a global training program in Thessaloniki for young software developers from around the world.

• Deloitte – One of the Big Four accounting firms, operating in Thessaloniki for over three years in the areas of consulting, auditing, risk management, and taxation.

• Pfizer – Opened a digital innovation development center in Thessaloniki, with plans for additional facilities.

• AMD Telecom – Based in Thessaloniki since 2000, focusing on communication services, digital marketing, and spam filtering.

• University of Sheffield (International Faculty) – Located in the city center, the UK-based university attracts students and creates employment opportunities.

• Intrasoft Technologies – Provides IT and back-office services, specializing in e-commerce support for the retail sector.

• Cisco – Launched its International Center for Digital Transformation and Skills in Thessaloniki in July 2020.

• Lancom – A Greek company operating IT services and cloud data centers, with a new facility in the Kalohori area.

• Profile Software – Established a tech development hub in Thessaloniki to leverage local talent for AI and advanced technologies.

• Coca-Cola HBC – Opened a new business solutions division in Thessaloniki serving multiple countries, creating over 50 new jobs.

• Schoox – A fast-growing learning and skill development platform helping businesses worldwide with targeted employee training.

• Gravity Labs – A startup specializing in digital marketing and CRM, branding itself as an expert in data-driven B2B sales strategies.

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