Oracle Hospitality PMS and POS software for hotels, restaurants, and retail chains
HRS operates as Oracle Hospitality's largest global partner, serving 14,000+ customers across 104 countries with property management and point-of-sale solutions. The tech stack is anchored in Oracle OPERA and MICROS (both enterprise hospitality standards), with Java/Spring and PostgreSQL supporting internal services — a mature, legacy-forward architecture typical of established vertical software. Hiring velocity is accelerating, but the distribution is heavily weighted toward support (11 roles) and sales (7 roles) with only 1 engineering opening, signaling customer retention and revenue expansion over product-layer innovation.
HRS Hospitality & Retail Systems has operated since 1990 as a software and services provider to the hospitality and retail sectors. The company sells property management systems (OPERA PMS), point-of-sale platforms (MICROS), hardware supply, strategic IT consulting, and 24/7 technical support to hotels, restaurants, retail chains, stadiums, golf courses, and spas. With headquarters in Düsseldorf and 501–1,000 employees, HRS maintains a global delivery footprint and is recognized as Oracle Hospitality's largest partner worldwide. The active project pipeline reflects multi-property rollouts, regional market strategy, and portfolio expansion across geographies like the Adriatic region.
HRS primarily deploys Oracle OPERA (property management system) and MICROS (point-of-sale platform), both enterprise-grade solutions. The stack includes SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Java, and Spring Framework for custom integrations and support services.
HRS is actively recruiting across 14 countries: Vietnam, United States, Egypt, Morocco, Croatia, Indonesia, Czechia, Albania, Hungary, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Slovenia, and North Macedonia.
HRS Hospitality & Retail Systems's technology stack, projects, and hiring signals are inferred from public hiring and company data — career pages, public listings, and company web presence — then clustered and de-duplicated. Figures are estimates that refresh over time. Read our full methodology →
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