Software consultancy delivering cloud, data and AI builds for regulated industries
Future Processing is a Gliwice-based technology consultancy building bespoke software on a dual-cloud base of AWS and Azure, provisioned through Terraform, Bicep and AWS CDK and run on Kubernetes. Hiring is accelerating and almost entirely senior engineering, with a distributed network security platform recurring across job posts. Security work runs deep: an ISMS rollout, secure SDLC pipelines and a presale security offering point to cybersecurity as a growing practice.
Future Processing is a privately held technology strategy and software delivery firm founded in 2000 and headquartered in Gliwice, Poland. It employs 501–1,000 people and serves clients in insurance, finance, media, and energy and utilities. Services span digital product strategy and design, bespoke development, cloud, data solutions, ML/AI, blockchain and cybersecurity. Delivery centers on .NET and C#, Angular, Python and Go, backed by PostgreSQL, SQL Server and Kafka. Current hiring is concentrated in Poland.
Future Processing works with AWS and Azure, Terraform, Bicep, Kubernetes, Docker and Helm, .NET/C# and Angular, Python and Go, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and Kafka, plus GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, Grafana, Datadog and Instana.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and dominated by senior engineering roles, with smaller openings in data, security and sales, all based in Poland.
Job posts point to a distributed network security platform, cloud architecture with AI components, an ISMS implementation, secure SDLC pipelines, a presale security offering and UK sales expansion.
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