IT staffing and consulting for public sector and regulated industries
Chandra Technologies places senior IT consultants into government and enterprise client environments, and its stack spans both ends of the modernization curve: mainframe z/OS, CICS, DB2 and Endevor alongside Azure, AWS EKS and the Microsoft Power Platform. Adoption of Agentforce, Service Cloud and Field Service Lightning points to a growing Salesforce practice, while posted projects cluster around cloud data pipelines, low-code apps and document management for public agencies.
Notable leadership hires: IT Services Director
Chandra Technologies, Inc is a privately held IT consulting and staff augmentation firm headquartered in Madison, WI, founded in 2002 and employing 51–200 people. It supplies infrastructure and application development talent to government agencies and large enterprises across the United States. Client industries include healthcare, energy, utilities, insurance and financial services. Engagements cover legacy mainframe support, Microsoft Azure and Power Platform work, AWS cloud services, and Salesforce development and integration through MuleSoft and Copado. The firm recruits in the United States and Canada.
Its consultants work across Azure, AWS (Lambda, ECS, EKS), SQL Server, Power Apps, Power BI, mainframe z/OS with CICS and DB2, plus Salesforce, MuleSoft, Copado, Apex and Lightning Web Components.
Yes, hiring is accelerating and skews toward senior engineering talent, with additional openings in data, healthcare, security and an IT Services Director role, across the United States and Canada.
Chandra Technologies is headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, and serves government and enterprise clients throughout the United States.
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