Brazil's largest private-sector bank modernizing core systems and security infrastructure
Bradesco is one of Brazil's largest financial institutions, operating a sprawling tech estate spanning Databricks, SAS, Teradata, SAP, and ServiceNow. The company is actively migrating to AWS, Azure, and GCP while layering modern security tooling (Feedzai, Actimize, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne) atop legacy banking infrastructure. Sales hiring dominates the 443 open roles, but the simultaneous acceleration of engineering and security staffing—especially across cloud IAM, incident response, and third-party risk—suggests Bradesco is engineering a major infrastructure refresh to support retail banking digital transformation and PIX-era payment systems.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead, Tech Lead Fullstack, Tech Lead ServiceNow, Tech Lead Backend, Backend Java Lead
Bradesco is one of Brazil's leading private-sector financial institutions, serving retail and corporate customers across the country. The bank operates a diverse product suite including banking services, insurance, and increasingly digital payment rails. With 10,001+ employees and headquarters in Osasco, São Paulo, Bradesco maintains one of the strongest operational efficiency ratios in Brazilian retail banking. The organization spans traditional banking systems (SAP, Teradata) and modern cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP), with active development on customer segmentation, third-party risk governance, and digital channel modernization.
Bradesco uses Databricks, Python, SAS, Teradata, SAP, ServiceNow, Feedzai, Actimize, and FICO. Security tools include Falcon, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Microsoft Defender. The bank is actively adopting AWS, Azure, and GCP for cloud migration.
Active initiatives include digital transformation of retail and corporate banking, PIX payment management, customer segmentation, cloud IAM modernization, third-party risk monitoring via KRIS, and security tooling integration with DevSecOps practices.
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