Service in focus. The Langen-based company atriga opens new contact and call center and creates over 70 new jobs

atriga, based in Langen since its foundation in 2003, develops innovative IT systems for receivables management. As a registered debt collection service provider, the company also supports more than 25,000 clients worldwide in the handling of service-oriented and customer-friendly dunning processes – in keeping with the motto ‘service instead of dunning’.

As one of the leading innovators in the industry, atriga supports its clients in transferring their own processes into the age of digitalization. The company’s business partners, which employs around 100 people, include a large number of well-known companies and groups from various sectors and industries.

Since 2010 atriga has been based in the office complex at Pittlerstraße 47 in Langen. After the company had grown steadily in recent years, the urgently needed expansion of the premises was now on the agenda. In the same building, an additional 700 square meters of additional work space and a modern contact and call centre were created. More than 70 new jobs will result from the expansion. atriga managing director Christoph Ruoff says: “In the coming period we will fill these positions with qualified new colleagues”. In addition to IT developers, specialists from the legal professions and office management assistants, the company is also looking for multilingual and highly communicative staff with very flexible working hours for the contact and call centre. An overview of career opportunities is available on the website www.atriga.com.

During the opening ceremony, atriga is supporting several local institutions with a donation. The municipal childcare facilities, the Egelsbach animal hostel and the Dreieich-based association Wildtierhilfe Schäfer will each receive 2,500 euros. “With its donations, atriga would like to thank these organizations and their supporters for their enormously valuable work,” Ruoff explains the campaign. “But our commitment is also expressly intended to encourage other companies and institutions from the region to follow this example.”