Axiscades, an India based engineering firm, has arrived in downtown Tucson with plans to hire more than 300 people over the next five years, officials announced today.
The company has already moved about 15 employees into the Transamerica building at 117 N. Church Ave. Jobs will primarily be in mechanical and electrical engineering, as well as finance, research and development, human resources, sales and project management.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey was in Tucson for the announcement Friday.
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