Digital transformation and data engineering services for regulated industries
McLaren Strategic Solutions is an Irvine-based technology services firm whose delivery stack centers on Databricks, Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, Great Expectations and dbt, pointing to a lakehouse-heavy data engineering practice. Job posts reveal client work modernizing healthcare claims data lakes and moving monolithic .NET systems to AWS microservices, with accelerating hiring concentrated in India.
McLaren Strategic Solutions (MSS) provides digital transformation services spanning advisory, domain consulting, product and platform engineering, and technology services. Its portfolio covers software product engineering, QA and test automation, data engineering and data science, analytics and AI, application management, cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity. MSS serves banking and insurance, healthcare, retail and logistics, manufacturing, and technology clients. The company is privately held, employs 51–200 people, is headquartered in Irvine, California, and belongs to the McLaren Strategic Ventures group.
MSS works with Databricks, Delta Lake, Delta Live Tables, Apache Spark, Unity Catalog, dbt and Great Expectations, plus .NET/C#, AWS (ECS, EKS, Lambda, RDS, DynamoDB), Azure, GCP, Azure DevOps and Jenkins.
Current hiring is focused in India, with mid- and senior-level openings across engineering, data, sales and support, and hiring velocity is accelerating.
Projects include ETL/ELT pipelines for high-volume partner ingestion, medallion architecture for analytics, a data quality framework, AWS migration and microservices-based redesign of legacy enterprise platforms.
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