Hardware security modules, key management and PKI for regulated industries
Futurex builds HSMs, key management servers and PKI systems, pairing C++ and OpenSSL product engineering with a Kubernetes, Docker and Jenkins delivery pipeline. Early adoption of Argo CD and Flux points to a GitOps shift for deploying its cloud HSM and fleet-orchestration software. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-led, with support and sales roles focused on PCI DSS work and long deal cycles in regulated accounts.
Futurex is a privately held data security company founded in 1981 and headquartered in Bulverde, Texas, near San Antonio. It sells hardware security modules for payments, general-purpose, cloud and post-quantum use cases, along with enterprise key management, tokenization, and database and file encryption. Its PKI and certificate authority products cover code and document signing, EMV and IoT. The company has 51–200 employees, regional offices worldwide, and is currently hiring in the United States and Mexico.
Futurex uses C++, Python, OpenSSL, Perl and JavaScript with Vue and Flask, plus Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins and GitLab. It runs on AWS, Azure and GCP and designs hardware in Altium Designer.
Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area, mostly at mid and senior levels, followed by support, sales and security roles in the United States and Mexico.
Futurex is headquartered in Bulverde, Texas, outside San Antonio, and has regional offices worldwide.
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