Germany-based digital engineering platform Nagarro has announced a strategic partnership with Cursor to embed AI into everyday software development workflows, helping teams achieve production outcomes faster.
Nagarro teams are already implementing Cursor in multiple client projects, laying a solid groundwork for wider adoption. Through this collaboration, Nagarro will enhance its use by integrating AI-native development throughout the software development lifecycle, aiming for faster feature delivery and higher quality standards.
In close collaboration with clients as part of this partnership, Nagarro will monitor and showcase quantifiable improvements in engineering efficiency and delivery results across different projects.
This initiative supports Nagarro’s broader commitment to helping clients achieve significant business outcomes and uphold its pledge to deliver up to 20% productivity enhancement. The emphasis is on faster delivery, outstanding quality, and greater consistency, with AI used in practical, everyday development tasks to deliver immediate, measurable results.
“Cursor optimises codebases to automate and increase the productivity of the development environments teams already operate in,” Jenna Jones, Enterprise GTM, Cursor, said in a statement. “Nagarro operates in real-world enterprise environments where reliability and productivity at scale mean working across complex systems.
This partnership supports Nagarro’s focus on Fluidic Intelligence by integrating AI, data, and engineering to deliver faster, more reliable outcomes, helping clients maximise their technology investments.
Nagarro and Cursor will expand adoption beyond the initial pilot, refine their usage based on insights, and create case studies to demonstrate their impact at scale.
“We are always focused on pushing boundaries and continuously improving how software is built—for faster delivery, high quality, and production-grade outcomes. That means using AI where it makes a real difference every day: understanding requirements, formulating design and architecture, generating code, refactoring, debugging, and maintaining high quality,” said Ganesh Sahai, CTO, Nagarro.
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