IBM i and legacy application modernization, managed services and data
Fresche Solutions modernizes legacy IBM i (AS/400) and Microsoft estates, pairing a core of DB2, Embedded SQL and Java with a Python ML toolkit (Spark, PyTorch, MLflow) that backs its data and AI services. Hiring is senior-weighted and engineering-led, but a new FP&A director and recurring pains around spreadsheet dependency and manual reporting point to a finance function being rebuilt alongside a push into India-based data delivery.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Generation, FP&A Director
Fresche Solutions is a privately held IT modernization firm headquartered in Montréal, Quebec, founded in 1976. It focuses on IBM i and Microsoft systems, offering application modernization, managed services covering cloud and keep-the-lights-on support, data analytics and AI, and its own software. The company serves enterprises running legacy business applications that need to move onto modern architectures. It employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, Canada and India.
Fresche modernizes legacy IBM i and Microsoft systems, offering application modernization, managed cloud and KTLO services, data analytics and AI, and software, with work spanning IBM i, DB2, Java and Python ML tooling.
Its stack includes IBM i, AS/400, DB2, Embedded SQL, Java, Eclipse, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, AWS, Azure, GCP, Python, Apache Spark, PyTorch, TensorFlow, MLflow, Jira, Mavenlink and Salesforce.
Fresche hires in the United States, Canada and India, with a steady, senior-leaning hiring mix concentrated in engineering, plus finance, sales and a planned India data practice.
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