AI-driven mission-critical software for airlines, airports, and hospitality operators
IBS Software builds software for core operations at large travel and hospitality companies—airlines, airports, hotels, and cruise lines. The tech stack reveals a mature, polyglot data architecture: Java/Spring on the compute side, AWS/Azure/GCP for infrastructure, and a sophisticated data layer (Kafka, Redshift, Snowflake, Delta Lake, Iceberg) pointing toward real-time and batch analytics at scale. Hiring is senior-heavy (65% director+ roles) and balanced across data, engineering, and sales, consistent with post-acquisition integration work—data consolidation and enterprise modeling are active priorities.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director, Commercial Marketing Director
IBS Software is a travel-technology company operating since 1997 with offices across 17 countries. The product portfolio spans airline retailing, passenger services, loyalty, fleet and crew management, cargo operations, and cloud platforms for hotels and cruise operators. Customers include the world's largest airlines and airport operators. The company is structured around vertical expertise (aviation, cargo, hospitality) and horizontal capabilities (loyalty, digital transformation consulting). Active work centers on consolidating enterprise data models and improving data governance post-acquisition, while maintaining mission-critical uptime for operational platforms used by high-volume travel networks.
Java, Spring Boot, Quarkus, PostgreSQL, and Kafka for the core platform. AWS, Azure, and GCP for cloud infrastructure. Data layer includes Redshift, Snowflake, Delta Lake, Iceberg, and Kinesis for streaming and analytics.
Singapore, with 17 offices globally. Active hiring in India and the United States.
Data acquisition integration, enterprise data model consolidation, data governance improvements, and digital transformation consulting services for travel operators. Also expanding airline hospitality and pipeline services.
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