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Israeli IT company opens up shop in Lithuania

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Source: linkedin.com/company/yam-software-development-ltd (illustrative picture)

The Israeli IT company Yam Software Development has set up a business in Lithuania.

According to the Lithuanian Centre of Registers, YamSoft was established in Kaunas last week. It is run by Israeli citizen Eugene Etinger, who is the director and sole shareholder in Yam Software Development.

Last month the Israeli company posted a request on LinkedIn, seeking an operations manager and a series of operations engineers for the new venue in Kaunas.

Yam Software Development develops software and provides cryptocurrency and other IT services. It has been working with hundreds of clients worldwide for the past 30 years and longer.

Source: BNS

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