Cybus builds Connectware, an on-premises Industrial IoT data integration layer for manufacturers. Its stack pairs shop-floor protocols (OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT, Codesys) with cloud-native ops tooling (Kubernetes, Argo CD, GitOps, Ansible), showing a product that brings DevOps-style deployment to factory data. Hiring is minimal and limited to a senior sales role in Germany, pointing to a go-to-market push rather than an engineering expansion.
Cybus is a privately held software company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Hamburg, with 51–200 employees. Its core product, Connectware, connects machines, IT systems and business applications across production sites so that manufacturing data can flow to where it is needed. The software runs on-premises, bridges edge and cloud environments on Azure and AWS, and supports data governance and security requirements. Cybus sells to large industrial enterprises in sectors such as automotive, metal processing and mechanical engineering, and uses Salesforce, HubSpot and LinkedIn Sales Navigator for its sales motion.
Cybus uses Kubernetes, Docker, Argo CD, GitOps and Ansible for deployment, Go and Node.js for development, Kafka and NATS for messaging, OPC UA, MQTT and Modbus for industrial connectivity, and Azure and AWS for cloud.
Hiring is minimal. The only current opening is a senior sales role based in Germany, which points to commercial expansion rather than growth in engineering.
Connectware is Industrial IoT software that integrates manufacturing data across factory sites. It supports protocols like OPC UA and MQTT, and current work includes its product roadmap and unified namespace integration.
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