Chilean IT staffing, software engineering, BPO and training services firm
Kibernum is a Santiago-based IT services firm, founded in 1991, that supplies technical talent and builds software for enterprise clients. Its stack spans both the Microsoft camp (.NET, C#, Azure DevOps, Azure AI Foundry) and the Java camp (Java, Spring Boot) alongside native Android tooling, the breadth of a delivery shop staffing many client environments. Current job posts point to logistics work such as route optimization and fleet management, plus financial-process digitization.
Kibernum is an IT services company headquartered in Santiago, Chile, founded in 1991 and operating as a partnership with 1,001–5,000 employees. It runs four business lines: IT staff augmentation, software engineering, business process outsourcing and training. Clients include banks, insurers, retailers and large software integrators. Its professionals cover systems analysis and design, development and maintenance, testing and QA, implementation and business process work.
Kibernum works with Java, Spring Boot, .NET, C#, Python, React Native and Kotlin. It runs on AWS, Azure and GCP, with SQL Server, PostgreSQL and MongoDB for data and Power BI, Tableau and Qlik for analytics.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, with mid- and senior-level openings across engineering, sales, data, design, product and operations.
Job posts point to digital transformation of financial processes, design of complex digital flows, a route optimization platform and a fleet management system.
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