Digital engineering services spanning cloud, Salesforce, QA automation and networks
Infogain is a Los Gatos-based digital engineering services firm whose stack mixes enterprise application work (Salesforce Apex, Lightning Web Components, MuleSoft, .NET, Java) with low-level infrastructure tooling like SDN, PXE, TFTP and IPv6. That infrastructure signal lines up with job-post themes around hyperscale data centre network deployment and edge expansion. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward senior engineering talent in India and the US.
Infogain is a privately held IT services company headquartered in Los Gatos, California, with 5,001–10,000 employees. It delivers digital platform engineering for large enterprises and digital-native businesses across technology, healthcare, insurance, travel, telecom and retail/CPG. Its service areas include cloud on Azure, Google Cloud and AWS, plus Salesforce solutions, application management, automation and business intelligence. Delivery runs from centers in the US, Uruguay, Poland and several Indian cities, alongside offices in the UK and Singapore.
Infogain works with Python, Java, C#/.NET, JavaScript, Salesforce (Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Web Components), MuleSoft, Azure, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, and testing tools like Selenium, Cucumber, Karate and Postman.
Infogain is headquartered in Los Gatos, California, with delivery centers in Seattle, Dallas, Montevideo, Kraków and multiple cities in India.
Infogain is currently hiring in India and the United States, with demand concentrated in senior engineering roles and hiring velocity accelerating.
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