Product design, engineering and manufacturing support, an Infosys company
Kaleidoscope Innovation is a Cincinnati product development firm whose stack spans CAE tools (Nastran, Patran, FEMAP, CATIA) and enterprise Java middleware (Spring, Kafka, Camunda), reflecting both physical engineering and Infosys-style IT delivery. An active Teamcenter rollout and the replacement of Cisco, Avaya, NICE and Five9 contact-center systems point to PLM modernization plus cloud contact-center work, staffed by a senior-heavy, engineering-dominated hiring push.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead
Kaleidoscope Innovation provides end-to-end product design and development, covering industrial design, prototyping, design for manufacturing, human factors engineering, UX/UI and medical device development. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, the firm operates as an Infosys company and employs 201–500 people. It supports clients from early concept through production planning, extending in-house engineering teams. Current work also spans manufacturing engineering, composite production quality and enterprise software architecture.
Its stack includes CATIA, Enovia, Nastran, Patran and FEMAP for engineering, plus SAP, Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, Camunda, Okta, Jenkins, MongoDB, SQL Server and Oracle, with Teamcenter being adopted.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, mostly at senior level, with smaller demand in manufacturing and data roles, all based in the United States.
Kaleidoscope Innovation is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1989, it has 201–500 employees and operates as an Infosys company.
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