Carrier-grade and enterprise messaging platforms, including NetSfere
Infinite Convergence Solutions builds messaging software for mobile operators and enterprises, with its NetSfere enterprise and omnichannel platform at the center of current job posts. The stack pairs legacy carrier tooling (C++, Perl, ClearCase, Subversion) with Kubernetes, Kafka and a deep native iOS toolchain, pointing to modernization alongside mobile app work. Hiring is senior-heavy and engineering-led, with sales effort aimed at APAC and DACH, though overall velocity is currently minimal.
Infinite Convergence Solutions is a privately held company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Arlington Heights, Illinois, with 201–500 employees. It sells messaging and mobility software to wireless operators and businesses, covering SMS, MMS, rich communication, converged messaging, public safety messaging and gateway products. Its NetSfere line targets secure enterprise messaging. The company has offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, India and Singapore, and hires in India, the US, Germany and Singapore.
Its stack includes C++, Java, Python, Perl, Swift, SwiftUI, React, Angular, Flutter, AWS, OpenStack, Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka, GitLab and Jenkins, plus legacy ClearCase and Subversion.
Job posts point to NetSfere enterprise and omnichannel platform development, cloud delivery of omnichannel services, new messaging product rollouts and next-gen mobile experiences.
It hires in India, the United States, Germany and Singapore, mostly senior engineering roles with some sales positions tied to APAC and DACH expansion.
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