BSS/OSS platform for telecom operators' digital transformation
Netcracker operates a 30+ year-old BSS/OSS stack serving global telecom operators, built on Oracle, Amdocs, and Ericsson foundations with Java, Go, and C++ cores. The tech estate reveals an operator managing legacy telecom workflows (IP/MPLS, NETCONF, SNMP) alongside cloud migration (Azure, AWS, Kubernetes, OpenShift) — a company in mid-transformation. Hiring velocity is accelerating across 16 countries with heavy engineering and sales focus (38 and 20 roles), signaling either major customer wins or a push into new markets; notably, QA leadership is a priority, reflecting the compliance and integration complexity inherent in telecom projects.
Notable leadership hires: QA Director
Netcracker, a wholly owned subsidiary of NEC Corporation founded in 1993, builds digital platforms for service providers—primarily telecom operators—to modernize operations and accelerate growth. The product suite spans BSS (billing, revenue management, customer engagement) and OSS (operations, resource management, 5G automation) with active development on CRM, billing, service order management, and a B2C provisioning solution. At 10,001+ employees headquartered in Waltham, MA, Netcracker combines managed services with software delivery across rating, charging, and telecom-specific automation workflows. The company operates in 16 countries and faces recurring challenges around complex system integration, cloud adoption, and compliance in large-scale carrier transformations.
Netcracker uses Oracle, Amdocs, Ericsson, Java, Go, C++, Azure, AWS, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, MongoDB, Kafka, RabbitMQ, GitLab, Jenkins, Ansible, OpenSearch, and telecom-specific protocols (IP/MPLS, NETCONF, SNMP, gNMI, gRPC).
Netcracker is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts. It operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of NEC Corporation.
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