American CyberSystems, an Atlanta-based IT firm, has picked Rochester Hills as the home of its new subsidiary, HireGenics.
HireGenics will have a staff of five people in Metro Detroit and expects to add to it in the near future. American CyberSystems, which employs about 1,000 across the U.S., choose Metro Detroit for its "wealth of knowledge" in the software and IT industries, according to Charles Halash, executive vice president for sales & marketing for HireGenics.
"We're going to create jobs not only here in Michigan but on a national basis," he says.
HireGenics will specialize in workforce compliance, risk mitigation, payroll services, and related consolidated payments. Its HGComply software makes sure each service provider or contingent worker is properly vetted with the necessary documentation and compliant with all governmental regulations and guidelines. The software can provide repeatable and auditable results.
Halash and Barry Olson, both Metro Detroiters, will lead the new subsidiary. The two of them have more than 55 years of experience in payroll technology and workforce management systems.
Source: Charles Halash, executive vice president for sales & marketing for HireGenics
Writer: Jon Zemke
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