On-demand software, data and AI talent for client delivery programmes
BrightBox Group places pre-vetted engineering, design and data specialists into client programmes, and its job posts read like a project backlog: legacy prize-draw reengineering, an Oracle-to-PostgreSQL migration and a national-scale mobile app. The stack spans AWS serverless and data tooling, native iOS/Android, and PLM systems like Teamcenter and Windchill, pointing to public-sector and manufacturing delivery rather than a single product. Engineering-led hiring is accelerating, all in the UK.
BrightBox Group is a Manchester-based talent and delivery firm founded in 2017 with 51–200 employees. It supplies software, digital and AI specialists on demand to scale-ups, enterprises, software agencies and consultancies, using an in-house AI matching platform. Engagement models include staff augmentation alongside nearshore and offshore delivery across the UK, EMEA and LATAM. Client work covers cloud migration on AWS, native mobile development, data engineering and integration of PLM systems with manufacturing applications. The company is privately held.
Its engagements use AWS (Lambda, Glue, Step Functions, CDK, DMS), Terraform, Kotlin with Jetpack Compose, Swift/SwiftUI, Scala/Play, Angular, TypeScript, Oracle, PostgreSQL, plus OpenAI and Anthropic.
Current work includes reengineering a legacy prize draw system, migrating roughly 400GB from Oracle to PostgreSQL, a national-scale mobile app, a back-end transformation programme and PLM-to-manufacturing integrations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and centred on mid and senior engineering roles, with some design, data, HR and operations positions, all based in the United Kingdom.
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