Brazil's largest telecom operator with 83M+ customers across mobile, broadband, and digital services
Claro Brasil operates a large-scale telecommunications infrastructure serving over 83 million customers across Brazil's 4,800+ municipalities. The tech stack—Java, Python, Oracle, AWS, OCI, and Spring-based services layered on virtualized infrastructure—reflects a traditional telecom backbone modernizing toward cloud and microservices. Hiring momentum centers on sales (39 open roles) rather than engineering (20), paired with active projects around digital sales channels and partner onboarding, suggesting the company is prioritizing growth through distribution and partnerships over core platform overhaul.
Claro Brasil is Brazil's leading telecommunications provider, offering mobile services, fixed broadband, and a suite of digital products including entertainment (streaming), financial services, satellite connectivity, and industrial IoT solutions. The company operates in over 4,800 municipalities with more than 83 million customers, holding the top position in net portability gains for over five years. Beyond consumer and SMB services, Claro runs specialized connectivity offerings for automotive, agriculture, and industrial sectors, alongside beOn, an innovation hub connecting internal business units with external partners. The organization is privately held and headquartered in São Paulo.
Claro Brasil serves 83+ million customers across Brazil, operating in more than 4,800 municipalities and leading portability gains for over five years.
Java, Python, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, AWS, OCI, Spring Boot, WebLogic, and an ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) for logging and monitoring.
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