IBI Investment House is a Tel Aviv non-bank financial group spanning fund management, brokerage, underwriting and corporate finance. Its stack pairs a C#/ASP.NET and Angular core with Salesforce Sales and Service Cloud, plus a heavy endpoint-security layer (SentinelOne, Netskope, Forcepoint, ESET). Job posts point to a core rebuild, an in-house dev team built from scratch, and voice and text AI agents for customer interaction.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead, Chief of Staff
IBI Investment House is a publicly traded Israeli financial institution founded in 1971 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, with 501–1,000 employees. It serves institutional, corporate and private clients in Israel and abroad. Its business lines include portfolio and mutual fund management, alternative investments, institutional brokerage, online trading, underwriting, trust management, employee benefit plans, real estate investment and business financing such as factoring. Current hiring is concentrated in Israel across engineering, finance, operations, legal and sales.
IBI runs C#, ASP.NET, Angular, React, Python and Node.js on AWS and Azure, with Docker and Kubernetes. It uses Salesforce Sales Cloud and Service Cloud, Jira and Confluence, and security tools such as SentinelOne and Netskope.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, with engineering and finance leading. Openings are in Israel, and job posts mention building an internal dev team from scratch and rebuilding core systems.
Job posts point to M&A, capital raises and financing transactions, a business continuity program, key risk indicators, digital customer interaction tools, and voice and text AI agents.
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