Managed IT, cybersecurity and Microsoft cloud services provider for SMBs
Convergence Networks is a managed IT and security provider serving clients across the US and Canada, running a classic MSP toolchain (ConnectWise, NinjaRMM, Auvik, Huntress) alongside offensive-security tools like Metasploit, Nessus and Kali Linux. Its Power Platform, Fabric and Copilot Studio footprint, plus active Copilot readiness work, points to a growing Microsoft data and AI practice. Hiring is accelerating and centers on engineering and service desk roles, with ticket volume a recurring pressure.
Convergence Networks is a privately held managed services and managed security provider founded in 2000, with operations in the United States and Canada and 201-500 employees. It delivers IT support, cybersecurity, cloud integration, compliance support and strategic vCIO consulting to client organizations. The company holds CMMC Level 2 compliance itself, which informs its compliance advisory work. Its service delivery is built on Microsoft technologies including Azure, Intune, Entra and Exchange Online, with Cisco and Meraki networking and a Power Platform practice for business applications and reporting.
Its stack includes ConnectWise, NinjaRMM, Auvik and Huntress for managed services, Azure, Intune, Entra and Exchange Online for Microsoft cloud, Cisco Meraki networking, and Power BI, Power Apps and Microsoft Fabric.
Yes, and hiring is accelerating, mainly in engineering and support roles at mid and senior levels, with some sales hiring, across the United States and Canada.
Current initiatives include Copilot readiness and AI workflow implementation, Power Apps and Power BI development, managed services tooling deployment, and service desk self-service and training improvements.
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