IT consultants and software development firm Endava, headquartered in the UK, has restructured its leadership team in Australia, following three local acquisitions in the past year.
The multinational set up shop in Sydney in July 2021, and bought Melbourne's Lexicon Digital the following year.
Now the founder of Lexicon, Chris Carydias, has been named financial services business manager at Endava Australia.
Also from Lexicon, Shelley Beeston will take on the role of client partner manager and venture lead.
Meanwhile, Steve Harding will remain as the Australian managing director, and head of delivery for the Asia Pacific.
"Our significant investment in Australia and APAC is driven by global client demands in the region and the opportunities to integrate great businesses and talent into Endava," Harding said.
"After a seamless integration process, we are now fully equipped to deploy all our services and capabilities in Australia, just as we do in other markets like the US and Europe," Harding added.
"The application and understanding of emerging technologies are still maturing both globally and locally, but Endava is well-positioned as a technology partner to bridge the gap between digital demand and reality."
"We understand how to approach complex situations with bespoke solutions that continuously drive businesses forward, because evolution never stops and the digital journey to stay ahead, never ends," Harding said.
Endava bought two more local companies this year, Mudbath in May, and DEK Technologies, a Melbourne based software development house, in June.
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