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Arvaya AI Automations Consulting Plans North Charleston, South Carolina, Operations

09/13/2026
AI and technology consulting firm Arvaya AI Automations Consulting plans to expand its operations in North Charleston, South Carolina. The project is expected to create six jobs in Charleston County.

The company’s new facility located at 4016 Salt Pointe Parkway will support its consulting operations and host workshops and community education focused on responsible AI adoption and automation.

“Companies are investing in technology, but too often their systems do not communicate, their teams are stuck in manual processes, and their data is not easy to use. Arvaya helps solve those everyday challenges by connecting their technology, automating repetitive work, and giving their teams the tools and training to make faster, better decisions,” said Arvaya Founder and CEO Ashlee Jack. “As a Charleston native, I am proud to build that work here and bring more technology, innovation, and career opportunities to the Lowcountry.”

To support the project, Arvaya will receive assistance through Charleston County Economic Development’s new Job Development Incentive.

“Congratulations to Arvaya on its expansion in Charleston County. Our new Job Development Incentive was designed to help growing companies invest and create quality jobs here, and we are proud to see it supporting Arvaya’s investment and new technology career opportunities in our community,” noted Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Merle Johnson.

Arvaya specializes in artificial intelligence adoption, automation, data management and migration. The company works with clients to integrate technology systems, improve data infrastructure and implement AI tools.

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