LM IT Services AG delivers training, consulting, development and digital transformation work for IT companies, with a stack centered on Microsoft: Azure, Fabric, Synapse, Data Factory, Power Platform and Azure AI, alongside Databricks and Spark. Accelerating hiring for a Head of Infrastructure and engineering leads, plus repeated mentions of on-premises-to-Azure migration and building an AI & processes practice, point to a push into cloud modernization and AI consulting.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Infrastructure
LM IT Services AG is an IT services provider headquartered in Osnabrück, Niedersachsen, operating since 1994. The company serves IT companies in Germany and internationally with training, consulting, software development, digital transformation, campaigns and event management. Its specialties include digital learning, support, process automation, modern work and AI. It is a public company with 51–200 employees and a multilingual team, organized around dedicated account managers as single points of contact for clients.
Its stack is Microsoft-heavy: Azure, Azure Data Factory, Synapse, Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, Power Platform and Azure AI, plus Databricks, Apache Spark, AWS, SAP, Java, Kotlin, Python, C#, React and PostgreSQL.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, mostly in engineering with some consulting and operations roles, all in Germany. Openings span mid, senior and lead levels, including a Head of Infrastructure.
Job posts point to migrating on-premises systems to Azure, connecting to the cloud ecosystem, operating new infrastructure, and building out an AI & processes consulting practice and portfolio.
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