Global pizza franchise chain with Oracle-based supply chain operations
Little Caesars is a Detroit-based pizza franchisor whose back office runs on Oracle Fusion Supply Chain, Oracle Integration Cloud, Manhattan and Blue Yonder — a heavy supply-chain stack befitting a vertically supplied franchise system. Current hiring tilts toward finance and operations over engineering and has slowed, while security work centers on MFA/passkey rollout and IAM modernization across a multi-cloud AWS, Azure and GCP footprint.
Little Caesars is a privately held pizza chain founded in 1959 and headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. It operates through a franchise model, with restaurants across all U.S. states and dozens of international countries and territories. The company employs more than 10,000 people and currently recruits in the United States and Canada. Its operations span restaurant development, franchisee support, food safety and supplier quality, and corporate functions including finance, HR, data and security. It is part of the Ilitch Companies family of businesses.
Little Caesars uses AWS, Azure and GCP, Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management, Oracle Integration Cloud, Manhattan, Blue Yonder, Workday, ServiceNow, Slack, and .NET, Java, Python and TypeScript, with Playwright, Cypress and Appium for testing.
Yes. Finance and operations lead current hiring, followed by engineering and product, with smaller openings in HR, data, security and support across the United States and Canada. Overall hiring pace is slowing.
Little Caesars is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. The privately held company was founded in 1959 and employs more than 10,000 people.
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