Brazilian universal bank running cloud, mainframe and GenAI agent platforms
Itaú Unibanco is a São Paulo-based bank whose stack spans COBOL and CICS mainframes alongside Java, Kotlin and Go services on AWS EKS and Azure Kubernetes Service. It is adopting RAG, LangChain, LangGraph, OpenAI and Anthropic while building multi-agent AI systems, paired with SailPoint, CyberArk and Atlan for identity and data governance. Accelerating hiring leans toward sales and finance rather than pure engineering.
Notable leadership hires: Tech Lead
Itaú Unibanco is a large Brazilian bank headquartered in São Paulo, with a workforce above 10,000 employees. Its operations cover retail and digital channels, credit, foreign exchange and fraud prevention. Technology runs across a multi-cloud footprint on AWS and Azure, with Kafka, DynamoDB, Cosmos DB, PostgreSQL and Terraform supporting core services, while COBOL and CICS remain in use for legacy systems. Analytics teams work with Tableau, Alteryx and Hadoop. Current hiring is concentrated in Brazil across sales, finance, engineering, data and operations.
Itaú uses Java, Kotlin, Go, Python and COBOL/CICS, running on AWS and Azure with Kubernetes (EKS, AKS), Kafka, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, Terraform, Datadog and ServiceNow.
Yes. Itaú is adopting RAG, LangChain, LangGraph, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google AI, with projects in GenAI pipelines, multi-agent AI systems and an intelligent agents platform.
Hiring is focused in Brazil and accelerating, with demand weighted toward sales and finance, followed by engineering, data and operations roles.
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