Electronic Systems, Inc. pairs managed IT services with copier, printer and mailing equipment, and its internal stack shows a Microsoft-centric endpoint estate (Intune, Autopilot, Configuration Manager, Tanium) alongside ServiceNow. The clearest signal is integration: ESI is moving its iPaaS from Celigo to Boomi, with job posts stressing round-the-clock reliability of integration flows and a 3PL integration program. Hiring is minimal and spread thinly across functions.
Electronic Systems, Inc. (ESI), founded in 1980 and headquartered in Virginia Beach, VA, provides information technology and document technology services to businesses and organizations across the Mid-Atlantic, with locations including Richmond, Roanoke and Chantilly. Its offering spans managed IT services, digital copiers and printers, managed print services, mailing systems, office equipment and supplies, project management, IT staffing and technical services. The company resells and supports hardware and software from vendors such as Xerox, HP, Dell, Ricoh and Lexmark. ESI operates as a Xerox Business Solutions company and employs 201–500 people.
ESI's stack includes Azure, AWS, Intune, Configuration Manager, Windows Autopilot, Tanium, Windows Defender, ServiceNow, Exchange Online, MuleSoft, Zapier and Azure Logic Apps, with Boomi being adopted to replace Celigo.
Yes. Job posts reference a platform migration from Celigo to Boomi, alongside work to keep integration flows reliable around the clock and a 3PL integration program.
ESI is headquartered in Virginia Beach, VA, with Mid-Atlantic locations including Richmond, Roanoke and Chantilly. It currently hires only in the United States.
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