IT services firm spanning end-user support, infrastructure and regulatory reporting
Blupace Tech is a London-based IT services provider whose stack centers on end-user computing: Windows, Citrix, Intune, Configuration Manager, Jamf and ServiceNow. Current job posts reveal a less obvious line of work, delivering AxiomSL and RegCloud ControllerView regulatory reporting implementations for European clients. Hiring is accelerating in Bulgaria and Poland, with mostly mid-level engineering and support roles, which points to nearshore delivery capacity.
Blupace Tech is a privately held IT services and consulting company headquartered in London, founded in 2008, with 1,001–5,000 employees. It serves enterprises across sectors including BFSI, retail, telecom, manufacturing, healthcare and ecommerce. Service lines cover end-user computing, service desk and field services, cloud and infrastructure, cybersecurity and networking, collaboration platforms, application engineering, data and analytics, and GenAI automation. Its tooling spans device management (Intune, Jamf, AirWatch, MobileIron), virtualization (Citrix, VMware), and ITSM via ServiceNow and Jira.
Blupace Tech works with Windows 10/11, Citrix, VMware, ServiceNow, Jira, Intune, Configuration Manager, Jamf, AirWatch, MobileIron, Cisco, Power BI, BitLocker and Java.
Blupace Tech is currently hiring in Bulgaria and Poland, mainly mid-level engineering and support roles plus logistics, and its hiring pace is accelerating.
Job posts point to AxiomSL and RegCloud ControllerView regulatory reporting implementations, custom reporting for the European region, legacy WMS support and Windows Server upgrade validation.
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