No Review Found Yet.
Khairuzzaman Shipon
5 years ago
A joint venture company. No 1 offshore software development company in Bangladesh. Creating businesses opportunity with Japan as well as other countries.
Md. Mainul Hasan
8 years ago
It is best software company ltd. in Bangladesh and there have a best it academic training center. A Joint Venture Software industry of Bangladesh and Japan
Mohammad Shohag
7 years ago
Today I have attended a seminar on 'IT Carrier in Japan' in BJIT limited. Such a nice and informative seminar. Learned something new and got knowledge about software engineer carrier. Will try to attend in next seminar too.
Asif Ahmed
5 years ago
Office location and environment is awesome.
Sharmin Jahan
2 years ago
This is a remote place and to reach there definitely you will face cyclone of dust from the road side construction sites But I must say after entering the building ground I have noticed the building structure is very nice and I really loved the cleanliness of this place. A well furnished prayer space dedicated for female, beside the canteen won my heart.
No posts found for this company. Login or claim as your company and start posting activities.
BJIT stands as a paramount figure in the realm of offshore software development and the provision of IT outsourcing services on a worldwide scale. Boasting a formidable assembly of over 750 adept engineers and developers, it proudly claims its position as one of the most expansive IT outsourcing enterprises across the globe.
With a track record brimming with accomplishment, BJIT has effectively culminated in excess of 1500 projects, a testament to its collaborative efforts with esteemed global frontrunners hailing from the illustrious Fortune 100 roster.
The organization is fortified with a cadre of exceptionally skilled offsite and on-site engineers, adroitly distributing its valuable human resources across its manifold international establishments, which span the likes of Japan, Finland, Singapore, the United States, Sweden, the Netherlands, and its origin, Bangladesh.
