Software platform for Dutch and Belgian local governments managing citizen services
Conxillium Group builds software for municipal governments across the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Curaçao, and Aruba, serving millions of citizens daily. The stack reveals a transition underway: React + Next.js frontend, Spring Boot + Java backend, Kubernetes orchestration on AWS — a move toward cloud-native architecture reflected explicitly in active projects around AWS CDK/CloudFormation and scalable application redesign. Pain points cluster around legacy system rebuilding, 24/7 uptime demands, and a shift from project-based to product-oriented teams, suggesting they're consolidating multiple acquired products into platform services.
Conxillium Group is a Netherlands-based software company formed through mergers and acquisitions, operating as a federation of self-managed entities focused on public administration technology. The product portfolio spans two core domains: Public Space (citizen-facing municipal services like permits and notifications) and Civil Affairs (administrative and documentation systems). They serve local governments and regional authorities in five countries, supporting day-to-day operations for millions of residents. The engineering team is actively modernizing infrastructure and application architecture while establishing UX and product processes.
Frontend: React, Next.js, Angular. Backend: Java (Spring Boot), PHP, .NET. Infrastructure: Kubernetes, AWS (EKS, RDS), Docker, AWS CDK/CloudFormation. Tooling: GitLab, Puppet, Nginx.
Scalable application architecture redesign, cloud migration (AWS CDK and CloudFormation), GIS software for municipalities, UX redesign of existing systems (Geovisia), and product discovery processes to transition from project to product-oriented delivery.
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