IBI Investment House is a 50-year-old Israeli financial institution modernizing its tech foundation with a dual focus: AI integration (RAG, Bedrock, LangChain, CrewAI) for internal workflows and customer-facing voice/text agents, and a rebuild of core systems across mobile (iOS/Android native), backend (Java, Node.js/NestJS), and data layers (MongoDB, Nutanix infrastructure). The hiring skew toward finance (7 roles) and engineering (5) alongside active projects in BI, customer interaction, and compliance suggests a company balancing legacy institutional banking operations with digital transformation.
IBI Investment House provides investment management, institutional brokerage, mutual funds, alternative investments, underwriting, trust management, and business financing to institutional, corporate, and private clients across Israel and internationally. The company operates at 501–1,000 employees and trades publicly. Current priorities span three areas: migrating to cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP, Azure) and modernizing application stacks (shifting mobile development to native frameworks, backend to NestJS), embedding AI across internal processes and external customer channels (voice/text agents, smart app features), and rebuilding compliance and reporting systems to handle public-company disclosure obligations.
Core stack: Java and Kotlin for backend, Node.js/NestJS for new services, React/TypeScript for web, native iOS (Swift, Objective-C) and Android for mobile. Cloud: AWS, GCP, Azure. Data: MongoDB, Nutanix. AI/ML: Bedrock, LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, RAG. Tools: SAP, Jira, Monday.com.
AI solutions for internal processes and end-to-end org-wide adoption; digital customer interaction and voice/text AI agents; core system rebuild including BI, smart app features, and compliance reporting; go-to-market and marketing/sales process buildout.
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