Partnership to help government and enterprise organisations in Saudi Arabia strengthen their software-development capabilities
JetBrains, the global software company behind some of the world’s most widely used professional developer tools, has announced a partnership with eSense to help government and enterprise organisations in Saudi Arabia strengthen their software-development capabilities, modernize engineering practices and adopt AI across the software-development lifecycle with greater visibility and control.
Founded in 2000, JetBrains is the global technology company behind widely used developer tools including IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm and Rider, as well as Kotlin, the open-source programming language.
Its products help developers and organisations build, understand, test and deliver software more effectively, supporting the full software development lifecycle from coding and collaboration to continuous integration, code quality and deployment.
Channel partner
As a local JetBrains channel partner, eSense is a Saudi company, headquartered in Riyadh and serving the region, which brings more than two decades of experience delivering technology solutions to government and enterprise organisations.
Through the partnership, eSense will help Saudi organisations select and adopt the JetBrains tools that best fit their engineering environments, while providing local expertise across licensing, implementation planning and team enablement.
Digital talent
“Saudi Arabia has built the region’s largest technology market and one of its strongest digital talent bases. The next stage is about giving Saudi organisations the engineering capability to build, understand and maintain increasingly complex software for themselves,” stated Nadia Rinsky, Head of Business Development, MENA region, JetBrains.
“These systems must be secure, maintainable and capable of evolving as operational needs change. That requires more than access to technology: it requires strong engineering practices, local implementation expertise and teams that can take long-term ownership of what they build,” added Wisam Banat, Chief Executive Officer, eSense.
