IT infrastructure services and digital transformation for enterprise and public sector
Computacenter is a large, established services integrator (21,000+ employees, LSE-listed) serving enterprise and public-sector customers across sourcing, transformation, and managed services. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward infrastructure platforms (Azure, AWS, Kubernetes, ServiceNow, Cisco) with active security modernization—adopting Splunk, Elasticsearch, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Microsoft Sentinel while phasing out SAP SuccessFactors. The hiring profile reflects a maturing operations: 395 engineering roles dominate, but sales (245) and ops (154) are proportionally larger than pure-play software vendors, signaling sustained delivery complexity and the operational overhead of large managed-services contracts.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Consultant, Client Director, Category Director, Head of Legal, Technical Lead
Computacenter provides IT infrastructure and digital-transformation services to large corporate and public-sector organizations. The company operates across three core areas: sourcing technology, transforming infrastructure, and managing ongoing operations. Active projects span ServiceNow implementations, NSX-based network security deployments, elastic stack SIEM rollouts, and data-analytics solution design—all pointing toward a shift toward managed platforms and modern security tooling. The organization is geographically distributed across 17 countries, with most hiring velocity in North America, Western Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Core: Azure, AWS, Kubernetes, ServiceNow, Cisco, IBM, HP, Linux, OpenShift. Security-focused: actively adopting Splunk, Elasticsearch, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Microsoft Sentinel. Also uses Python, Terraform, Ansible for automation.
Hatfield, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. Public company listed on the London Stock Exchange (CCC.L, FTSE 250). Operations span 17 countries including the US, Germany, India, and Singapore.
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