Critical Software has inaugurated its new headquarters in Coimbra, occupying a historic building with space for 600 employees.
New Headquarters in Coimbra
Critical Software has moved its headquarters to a newly rehabilitated historic building in Coimbra, which can accommodate up to 600 employees. The new location, a 6000 m² area spread over six floors, replaces the company's former complex in the Parque Industrial de Taveiro.
The building, previously known as the Coimbra Editora, has been restored to preserve its historical character while integrating modern technological solutions. Miguel Valério, Global Head of Facility Management at Critical Software, emphasized the balance between maintaining the building's heritage and creating a modern, efficient workspace.
Historical Significance and Modern Innovation
The Coimbra Editora building, originally established in 1920, was known for its contribution to literature and law education. The restoration project, led by architect João Mendes Ribeiro, preserved the original stone and wood structure, including reusing wood from the ceiling.
Gonçalo Quadros, chairman of Critical Software, expressed enthusiasm about becoming part of the vibrant city center, highlighting the company's commitment to contributing positively to society through technology.
On devs.com.pt
According to devs.com.pt, Critical Software currently has three open roles. These include positions such as Business Development Director - Medical Devices, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), and Data Warehouse Engineer. The roles are located in Viseu (2) and Coimbra (1), with Python being a notable technology requirement.
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