Austin tech roundup: Atlassian opens new Austin office, and more

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Austin among best cities for recent grads looking for work

According to a new study from the personal finance website Nerd Wallet, Austin is the 7th best city in the United States for recent grads. Austin scored well ahead of traditional post-college job hotspots like New York and San Francisco (which didn’t even make the top 10), and was the only Texas-city besides Lubbock that made the top 20. [Built In Austin]

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Atlassian opens new office space

Atlassian opened a new 75,000 square foot space office space last week on the 16th floor of the new Colorado Towers. It will be home to 120 new employees the company hopes to hire in 2015. [Atlassian Expands in Austin with New Offices and New Employees: Silicon Hills News]

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Austin tech execs test new software

Three Austin execs — Tim Wall, Joe Senner and Robin Fuller — have teamed up on their third startup, Trifectix. The Cedar Park company is beta testing an app-centric and middleware configuration management solution. [Serial tech executives launch software maker Trifectix: Austin Business Journal]

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Khorus continues to help CEOs with new $4M investment

Khorus, the business software built for CEOs, raised a $4 million Series A led by company founder Joel Trammell and angel investor Tom Greig this week. The Austin-based startup will use the infusion of capital to increase marketing efforts to mid-size and large companies, advance product R&D, and expand the team. [Built In Austin]

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Bitfusion teaming up with Rackspace

Austin-based startup Bitfusion announced a partnership deal with Rackspace Hosting at Techstars Demo Day in San Antonio. [Austin company lands partnership deal with Rackspace: Austin Business Journal]

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NSS Labs raised $7M

Information security company NSS Labs announced it has secured $7 million in additional equity and debt funding with participation from LiveOak Venture Partners and Chevron Technology Ventures. The financing will support the growth of the NSS Cyber Advanced Warning System™ launched in March 2015.

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