Oracle Hospitality systems integrator for hotels, restaurants and retail
HRS Hospitality & Retail Systems implements and supports Oracle Hospitality software, chiefly OPERA PMS and Micros POS, for hotels, restaurants, venues and retail chains. Its stack pairs Oracle Database and PL/SQL with a Java/Spring Boot, Docker and Jenkins toolchain plus Selenium and SoapUI testing, pointing to in-house product and integration work. Hiring is accelerating and split between sales and support across a dozen countries from China to the US.
HRS Hospitality & Retail Systems is a privately held hospitality technology company founded in 1990 and headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany. It serves hotels, restaurants, retail chains, stadiums, golf courses and spas with software, hardware, consulting and ongoing technical support. The company describes itself as the largest global partner of Oracle Hospitality, operating in more than 120 countries with over 15,000 customers. Its offering spans pre-project analysis, hardware and software supply, IT consulting and round-the-clock support. It employs between 501 and 1,000 people.
HRS works with Oracle OPERA PMS, Micros POS, Oracle Database, PL/SQL, SQL Server and PostgreSQL, alongside Java, Spring Boot, Docker, GitLab, Jenkins, Selenium, SoapUI, Jira and Confluence.
HRS is hiring across China, Kazakhstan, the United States, Germany, Egypt, Thailand, Hungary, Greece, Poland, Albania, Georgia and Indonesia, mainly in sales and support roles.
HRS is headquartered in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, and was founded in 1990. It is privately held with 501–1,000 employees.
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