Enterprise software engineering and IT outsourcing for regulated industries
Addendum is a Los Angeles-headquartered IT services firm delivering custom enterprise software, augmented teams, data/BI and QA work. Its stack centers on Java, Spring Boot and Oracle running on Kubernetes and OpenShift with Jenkins and CloudBees CI, alongside a GCP data layer (BigQuery, Dataflow, Dataform). Accelerating, senior-weighted engineering hiring around reconciliation systems and IntelliMatch points to financial-operations modernization work.
Addendum is a privately held IT services company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, with 51–200 employees. It provides enterprise software development, IT resource outsourcing and augmented teams, data management and BI, IT consulting, and software quality assurance. Clients come mainly from fintech, banking, telecom and government sectors. The firm staffs product and project managers, business analysts, architects, engineers, data warehouse specialists, QA engineers and DevOps practitioners. Current hiring spans the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany and India.
Addendum works with Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, Oracle and PL/SQL, Angular and .NET, deployed via Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift and Helm, with Jenkins, CloudBees and SonarQube, plus GCP tools like BigQuery and Dataflow.
Addendum is currently hiring in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany and India, with hiring weighted toward senior and mid-level engineering roles.
Active work includes reconciliation workflow architecture, IntelliMatch system optimization, custom backend component development, and system modernization and technology uplift initiatives.
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