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Symantec India Careers
Symantec's India Center of Innovation is the largest Symantec R&D site outside the US, with a team of more than 2200 engineers focused on products and services for global markets. With a solid track record since 1994, this well-established center has made substantial contributions to the Symantec portfolio, working on the entire product lifecycle - ranging from concept to architecture to development to ongoing support and maintenance.
Symantec India currently has two locations - in Pune and Chennai.
The Pune center is home to employees working in the areas of product engineering, product innovation, IT development & support and technical support services, for customers worldwide.
Our Pune Office:
Symantec New Campus Building,
RMZ Icon Project S/No 3/8,
Baner Road, Pune 411 045,
India.
Tel: +91 20 66157000
The Chennai center is Symantec's second R&D facility in India and was formally inaugurated on April 02, 2007. Currently located at the DLF IT Park, the Chennai center is slated to grow to 1,000 people by 2008.
In the coming year, the center will focus extensively on developing next-generation 'Security 2.0' products including the distinguished Norton product line.
Our Chennai Office:
1/24, Shivaji Gardens,
DLF Info City Developers (Chennai) Limited,
5th Floor, Block 1A,
Moonlight Stop, Nandambakkam Post,
Rampuram Mount Poonamallee Road,
Chennai - 600089
India.
Tel: +91 44 66285000
Fax: +91 44 66285010
While the Chennai center was recently inaugurated in April 2007, Symantec's Pune center has been around for more than a decade.
The Pune center was first opened by Symantec (then Veritas) in 1994 through a partner company and was one of the earliest product development centers in India. In the early years, the center focused on porting, testing and maintenance activities.
Very quickly, Veritas realized the quality of the talent base in India and decided to leverage the India center for more complex product development. By 1996, the center had started working on an expansive product range.
In 1998, the partner company was acquired by Veritas.
By 1999, Veritas released key components like Cluster File System and Dynamic Multipathing which became integral to our Storage Foundation product.
In 2001 the Tech Support function was launched and by 2002, all major Veritas products had significant R&D operations in India.
From its early days, the company had been strategically focusing on innovation. By 2003, 30% of global patents for Veritas came from India.
In 2005, Symantec and Veritas merged and a number of security products started to get developed out of India.
In 2007, Symantec opened its second India R&D center at Chennai.
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