Infinity Quest is a Solihull-based consultancy delivering AI, data platform and digital engineering work, with a stack centered on Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, Azure data services and Spark across AWS, Azure and GCP. The adopting list is dominated by SAP tooling (S/4HANA, Integration Suite, Event Mesh), pointing to a growing SAP transformation practice. Accelerating, senior-heavy hiring across Europe and the Americas suggests delivery capacity is scaling fast.
Infinity Quest is a privately held AI and data engineering consultancy founded in 2006 and headquartered in Solihull, West Midlands. It designs, builds and operates AI platforms, data architecture and application engineering for clients in the UK, Europe and the Americas. Target sectors include FinTech, banking, insurance, technology and manufacturing. Service lines span applied AI and MLOps, cloud and data platform modernisation, legacy modernisation, DevSecOps and cybersecurity engineering. The firm has 201–500 employees and recruits across countries including the UK, Poland, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany and the United States.
Infinity Quest works with Databricks, Delta Lake, Microsoft Fabric, Apache Spark, Azure Synapse and Data Factory, Kafka, Terraform, Ansible and Splunk, across AWS, Azure and GCP, using Python, Java, Go and Rust.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward senior engineering, with additional demand in data, security and operations roles across the UK, Poland, Canada, the Netherlands and other countries.
Yes. SAP S/4HANA, SAP Integration Suite, SAP Event Mesh, SAP API Management and SAP Analytics Cloud are all being adopted, and an S/4HANA transformation program appears in its project work.
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