NEXORUNA gives Austrian companies access to verified senior developers from Nigeria. Same time zone, structured process, and a compliance contribution built into every engagement.
You tell us what you need. We handle the rest.
No risk, no long-term commitment before the trial project is complete.
Nigeria’s IT professionals are the product of one of Africa’s most systematically developed and actively funded technical education systems.
Nigeria's leading institutions — University of Lagos, University of Ibadan, and Covenant University — rank among Africa's top addresses for software engineering and computer science. Covenant University is the only African institution in the Global Top 50 for Interdisciplinary Science, with curricula aligned to ACM/IEEE standards.
The federal 3MTT Programme provides fully funded training for three million Nigerians in Software Development, Data Science, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, and AI. The EU has committed €820 million to Nigeria's digital transformation. Microsoft and Google both operate large-scale developer training programs in the country.
Nigeria's startup ecosystem raised $400 million in 2024. The ICT sector contributes close to 20 percent of national GDP. Five of Africa's seven tech unicorns are Nigerian. The developers NEXORUNA places come from a system built to produce senior talent at scale.
Three EU directives are reshaping how Austrian companies source talent. NEXORUNA turns that obligation into an asset.
Sustainability Data Your Customers Will Demand
The EU has significantly narrowed the scope of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive: Starting in March 2026, only companies with more than 1,000 employees and revenue exceeding 450 million euros will be required to report. Most Austrian SMEs are no longer directly subject to this requirement. However, the pressure hasn’t disappeared—it has simply shifted. Major customers, banks, and public procurement agencies are increasingly requesting sustainability data from their suppliers, typically based on the voluntary VSME standard. With NEXORUNA, you receive documented social impact data regarding your collaboration that you can share directly: fair wages, verified working conditions, and transparent sourcing.
Due Diligence Your Partners Can Rely On
The EU Supply Chain Directive takes effect in 2029 and applies to very large companies. Even if you yourself do not fall within its scope, your major customers likely do—and they will pass their due diligence obligations on to their suppliers. NEXORUNA documents this due diligence for you: Every placement is verified, working conditions are monitored, and the origin is fully traceable. When your customers ask how your supply chain is structured, you’ll have the answer ready.
Substance Behind Your Sustainability Claims
Starting September 27, 2026, the EU’s Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition (ECGT) Directive will prohibit vague or unsubstantiated sustainability claims. Terms such as “sustainable” or “socially responsible” require verifiable evidence. Partnering with NEXORUNA gives your CSR communication substance: concrete, documented impact instead of general statements. With NEXORUNA, you can provide this evidence.
Which of these requirements apply to your company depends on its size, structure, and client relationships, and the EU framework continues to evolve. What does not change: companies that can demonstrate verified sustainability data hold an advantage, whether toward reporting obligations, key clients, or lenders. We clarify what is relevant for your situation in the first conversation.
A 30-minute conversation. No commitment, no pitch. We listen to what you need and tell you honestly whether NEXORUNA is the right fit.
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