Cloud backup, recovery and archiving for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
Dropsuite is a Melbourne-founded SaaS backup and archiving provider, now part of NinjaOne, selling to IT administrators and service providers. Its stack mixes Python, Go, Ruby on Rails, PHP and C# across AWS and GCP, with hosting-panel tooling like cPanel, Plesk and WHMCS pointing to deep MSP and hosting channel integration. Current hiring centers on senior engineers in Indonesia and Singapore focused on CI/CD modernization and deployment reliability.
Dropsuite provides a cloud platform that lets organizations back up, recover and protect business data, including email, Microsoft 365 workloads such as Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams, plus websites and databases. It sells to IT administrators and service providers worldwide and operates as a NinjaOne company. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria, it employs 51–200 people. Its current hiring footprint spans Indonesia and Singapore across engineering, finance, operations and support.
Dropsuite runs on Python, Go, Ruby on Rails, PHP and C#, hosted on AWS (ECS, RDS, EBS, WAF) and GCP, with PostgreSQL, Docker, Terraform, Jenkins and Bitbucket Pipelines.
Dropsuite is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria, and its current openings are in Indonesia and Singapore, spanning engineering, finance, operations and support with a senior-leaning mix.
Dropsuite is modernizing CI/CD and its deployment platform, automating deployments, improving monitoring and alerting, and developing its backup and recovery product, alongside finance work on new entity setup and audits.
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