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HackerEarth eyes aggressive US ops, expects biz to rise from 35% to 60%

HackerEarth works on a developer community model where a large number of enterprise clients looking for innovative solutions pay annual fees to access HackerEarth's community

Vivek Prakash (left) and Sachin Gupta, co-founders of HackerEarth
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Vivek Prakash (left) and Sachin Gupta, co-founders of HackerEarth

Romita Majumdar Mumbai
Bengaluru-based software innovation provider and a leading hackathon organiser, HackerEarth, is seeking to grow its US business aggressively in 2019. While the company has clients and developers across the global, US makes up more than a third of its revenue stream. The firm now plans to ramp that up to 60 per cent.

HackerEarth works on a developer community model where a large number of enterprise clients looking for innovative solutions pay annual fees to access HackerEarth's community. The company also organises Hackathons where enterprises scout for talent as well as ideas.

“While we have plans to expand globally, we

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