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Unisys Brings 300 IT Jobs to St. Louis, Missouri

Area Development News Desk

06/24/2010

IT company Unisys will open a new application modernization center of excellence in St. Louis, Missouri. The project will create 300 high-tech jobs in the city over the next two years. The facility employees will build, operate, and maintain software applications for federal government and commercial clients.

Missouri has extended $4.5 million in Missouri Quality Jobs program tax credits to Unisys. Other incentives include $900,000 in New Jobs Training funding and $212,500 in Recruitment Assistance.

The new facility will be the central application development location for Unisys Federal Systems. It will centralize site application modernization services and support for government clients such as the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Employees will also develop applications for Apple products.