Most software developers, engineers, and architects get to build software systems. Very few get to say with a straight face: “I’m reinventing banking.” or retail, or logistics, or insurance. We’re combining cloud native technologies, industry expertise, and entrepreneurial experience to massively disrupt our clients’ core businesses. We partner with our clients to propel them into the future and to help create better products and experiences for everyone.

We’re doing this by leveraging the power of new patterns and cloud-native technologies to build solutions for the enterprise. Most of our work fits what we call Digital Decoupling, where we design and build a state-of-the art system to wrap legacy, isolate legacy components, build new functionality, and slowly and methodically hollow out the existing core.

Our team is deeply hands-on, highly technical, and prides itself in being battle hardened, lead-from-the-front technology thought leaders. Although we excel in the new and cloud-native, we also work end-to-end across a myriad of different technologies. Ideally, you are familiar or have experience with the kind of technologies that we also need to face on a daily basis such as on-premises technologies, legacy Java, old fashioned ESBS and integration platforms, SAP and even Cobol and mainframe.

If you want to largely draw diagrams and pontificate on adding yet another layer to an already bloated monolith, this probably isn’t the role for you. Our competitors are hiring for that kind of thing.

If, however, you’re interested in solving some of the hardest problems in enterprise technology and transforming and disrupting established industries, let’s talk.

KEYWORDS – all levels

• Cloud native and containers – Docker, Kubernetes, Helm
• DevOps – Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery git, GitHub, Jenkins
• Programming languages – Java, Node.js, JavaScript, TypeScript
• Cloud – Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure
• Architecture and patterns – pub-sub, event-driven, CRQS, event sourcing, streaming and real-time data processing, microservices
• Technologies – Kafka, Solace, REST APIs, JSON