OAG operates a data platform serving airlines, airports, and travel companies with flight schedules, pricing, and demand intelligence. The tech stack spans Angular/React/Vue frontends, .NET/.NET Core backends, and a multi-cloud data layer (Postgres, SQL Server, Snowflake, GCP, AWS, Azure), with active migration toward Databricks while phasing out Snowflake — indicating a strategic shift toward unified analytics. Heavy engineering hiring (10 open roles) paired with data (4) and sales (2) roles, alongside concurrent projects in web-crawler scaling, warehouse transformation, and cloud-native backend work, signals rapid operational expansion under constraint of legacy system decommissioning.
OAG is a data-driven platform company headquartered in Luton, UK, with operations across the USA, Denmark, France, Germany, Singapore, Japan, China, and Lithuania. Founded in 1929, the company has evolved into a supplier of aggregated travel industry datasets—flight schedules, pricing, capacity, and demand metrics—used by airlines, airport operators, and online travel agencies for planning and operations. The product surface spans analytics, air-travel intelligence, and connections data. Current engineering effort centers on three concurrent tracks: migrating legacy systems to cloud infrastructure, transforming the data warehouse architecture from the ground up, and scaling web-crawling operations to handle growing data volumes.
OAG uses Angular, React, and Vue for frontend; .NET and TypeScript for backend services; SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and Snowflake for storage; AWS, GCP, and Azure for cloud infrastructure; and Apache Airflow for data orchestration. The company is adopting Databricks and actively replacing Snowflake.
OAG actively recruits in Lithuania, United Kingdom, and Bulgaria across engineering, data, sales, operations, and product teams.
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