SCADA communication and edge software for oil and gas field devices
AUTOSOL builds industrial communication software that links field devices to SCADA and host applications over protocols like Modbus, OPC and MQTT. Its stack pairs legacy industrial tooling (VBScript, VBA, Wonderware, ControlLogix) with Go, Kubernetes, Nomad and Docker, pointing to an edge fleet-management push. Engineering dominates a slowing hiring mix, while marketing work centers on fixing HubSpot-to-Salesforce lead handoff.
Automation Solutions, LP (AUTOSOL) is a privately held software company headquartered in Houston, Texas, with 51–200 employees. It started as a systems integration firm and moved into developing communication software for the oil and gas industry. Its products include the AutoSol Enterprise Server (AES), the AutoSol Communication Manager (ACM) and an edge edition, eACM, which handle data polling and protocol communication between field devices and client applications. The company reports installations at more than 1,000 companies worldwide and also runs training programs through AUTOSOL Academy.
AUTOSOL uses Go, Angular, TypeScript, Python and Java, deploys with Docker, Kubernetes and Nomad on Azure and AWS, and works with industrial tech like Modbus, OPC, MQTT, Ignition and Wonderware.
Job posts point to a fleet-management platform, container lifecycle management, secure API design, account-based marketing build-out, MQL/SQL lead definitions and AUTOSOL Academy training programs.
AUTOSOL is headquartered in Houston, Texas, and currently hires in the United States, mainly for engineering with some marketing and support roles.
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