IT staff augmentation and managed services for banking, insurance, enterprises
Deda Speed is a Milan-based IT services firm placing specialist teams inside banking, insurance and large-corporate clients. Its job posts point to client-side data modernization: Talend ETL pipelines are being migrated to AWS Glue and Snowflake, alongside Oracle Data Guard disaster-recovery work. Hiring is accelerating and spread across engineering, support, data and ops, with an unusual field-installation strand for station domotics and network hardware.
Deda Speed provides staff augmentation and IT services, giving clients access to specialist skills for workload peaks and complex projects through Agile delivery. Its focus sectors are banking and finance, insurance, and large corporates. Service lines include application and system maintenance as well as fleet management. The company has 201–500 employees, is headquartered in Milan, and hires in Italy. Delivery skills span Java and Spring development, Oracle database administration, cloud data engineering on AWS and Snowflake, and digital analytics tooling.
Deda Speed's stack includes Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot, Maven, GitLab, Docker, Kubernetes, Oracle Database with Data Guard and RMAN, AWS Glue, Snowflake and Power BI, plus analytics tools like Contentsquare and Optimizely.
Deda Speed is headquartered in Milan, Italy, and its current hiring is concentrated in Italy.
Job posts point to migrating ETL from Talend to AWS Glue, building AWS Glue data pipelines, Salesforce data integration, disaster recovery and high availability, and network and domotics hardware installation.
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