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razorblue and Teeside University have penned a two-year memorandum of understanding to explore ways the organisations can work together, including student recruitment, joint research and the development of academic and training programmes.
CEO Dan Kitchen said: ““For us, recruitment is more important than it ever has been, so to be able to work with the University and showcase ourselves as a leading-edge employer will be a fantastic opportunity.”
Siobhan Fenton, Associate Dean (Enterprise and Business Engagement) at Teesside University, added: “razorblue works across many different areas so there are multiple opportunities for working together with our researchers and students, particularly in areas such as data analytics and AI.”
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