TTC Global

TTC Global is a software assurance and quality engineering consultancy founded in New Zealand in 2005. The company says it helps organizations transform how they deliver technology, with an emphasis on improving development speed and software quality while reducing risk and cost. It has expanded from its New Zealand beginnings to operate across regions including Australia, Asia, the Americas, the Middle East and Europe.

The company’s work centers on software testing and quality engineering. Its services include automated and manual testing, performance engineering, accessibility and security testing, data testing, test case design and optimization, test environment management, and quality maturity assessment. TTC Global also provides consulting and engineering support to help clients shape testing programs and improve software delivery practices.

For organizations seeking additional delivery capacity, TTC Global offers quality engineering managed services and flexible engagement models. Its website describes services ranging from staff augmentation to test management and assessment, as well as end-to-end testing support intended to augment clients’ teams. It also promotes AI readiness and AI-oriented testing services.

TTC Global works with enterprise technology platforms and custom applications. Its published capabilities include testing solutions for SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365, ServiceNow, Workday, cloud platforms and other business systems. The company is a Tricentis Premium Certified Implementation Partner and lists experience with Tricentis products including Tosca, LiveCompare, qTest and NeoLoad.

The company’s stated background traces to founder Grant Borrie, who established The Testing Consultancy after returning to New Zealand from senior testing roles in the United Kingdom. The company says it was created to apply global testing practices in locally appropriate ways, and it is now known as TTC Global. Its official materials describe work with large organizations and clients in a range of sectors; the supplied hiring-board information also mentions energy, finance, food service and education.

TTC Global describes its purpose as helping clients transform technology delivery. Its public careers materials emphasize quality outcomes, supportive teamwork and an inclusive, positive culture, and invite candidates with transferable skills to apply. The company identifies Auckland as its global headquarters and lists offices in multiple regions, including a separate U.S. headquarters in the Houston area.