BEGEAR is a Naples-based IT consultancy that trains junior talent and places it on client projects, with SAP and cybersecurity as its main delivery lines. Its stack mixes SAP, Oracle and DB2 with a broad security toolset (Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, Sophos, Qualys), and hiring is accelerating with an even split between engineering and security at mostly mid-level seniority. Docker adoption points to modernization of legacy Java and Spring Boot applications.
BEGEAR is a privately held IT services company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Napoli, Campania, with 201–500 employees. It combines an IT training arm with a consulting business, recruiting and developing young technical talent through assessment, training and on-the-job programs before deploying them on client engagements. Services include software development, SAP consulting and training, IT recruiting, and project or staff-augmentation work for large IT firms. Current engagements span energy utilities, banking, warehouse management and supply chain. Hiring is concentrated in Italy.
BEGEAR works with SAP, Oracle, DB2, Java, Spring Boot, Angular, Node.js, PostgreSQL and MongoDB, plus infrastructure and security tools such as Azure, VMware, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, Qualys and ServiceNow. It is adopting Docker.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and centers on engineering and security roles, mostly mid-level, with some junior positions, all based in Italy.
Active work includes an SAP transformation program for energy utilities, SAP EWM implementation, endpoint security integration, a vulnerability management program, a banking consulting project and the BeTalent platform.
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