IT services and staffing firm specializing in cloud infrastructure and test automation
iVEGA Consulting is a 11–50 person IT services and recruitment firm based in Parramatta, Australia, founded in 2020. The tech stack reveals a infrastructure-and-testing-focused operation: Terraform, Chef, Vault for infrastructure-as-code; Playwright, Selenium, UFT One for test automation; and CI/CD tooling (Jenkins, Bamboo, GitHub Actions, Artifactory) across the pipeline. Active projects center on enterprise-grade automation frameworks, Kubernetes deployments, and DevSecOps — a pattern that maps closely to their pain-point list (scaling automation, secure delivery, legacy system modernization). Hiring is engineering-heavy (7 of 10 roles) and skewed toward senior and lead positions, suggesting a delivery model built on pairing client teams with experienced contractors.
Notable leadership hires: Fullstack Tech Lead
iVEGA Consulting provides IT strategy, development, and support services to Australian mid-market and enterprise clients. The business model combines direct hiring of senior technologists with project-based delivery on cloud infrastructure, CI/CD automation, and test automation frameworks. Specialties include .NET, Java, AWS, and Azure across development and operations workflows. The company is actively hiring across engineering, product, data, and HR functions, with a focus on senior and lead-level roles to support client delivery and capability expansion in financial services and enterprise banking verticals.
Python, Java, TypeScript, .NET Core, Terraform, Docker, AWS EKS, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Playwright, Selenium, Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket. Also uses GitHub Copilot for development tooling.
Enterprise-grade projects including Playwright test automation frameworks, CI/CD pipeline architecture with GitHub Actions and Docker, cloud-native deployments on AWS EKS, DevSecOps secure application delivery, and GraphQL API development for banking and financial transformation programs.
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