Hotel back-office, revenue and data analytics software for owners and operators
Otelier sells hotel back-office and performance software, consolidating five previously separate platforms under one brand. Its stack pairs legacy Java/Spring and C#/ASP.NET on SQL Server with a modern data layer of Snowflake, dbt, Airflow, Kafka and AWS Glue/EMR, plus Collibra and Alation for cataloging. The little hiring that is open is senior data and engineering work in India, focused on data modernization and governance.
Otelier is a privately held hospitality software company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with 201–500 employees. It serves hotel owners and operators with tools for dashboard reporting, paperless night audit, contract management, revenue management and sustainability tracking. The company combines the MDO (myDigitalOffice), Datavision, Focal Revenue, HelloGM and InTouch products into a single portfolio. Its offerings center on integrating hotel data, supporting operational decisions and automating back-office workflows, with integrations into systems such as Opera and Sage.
Otelier runs Java, Spring Boot, C#, ASP.NET, React and Angular on SQL Server and PostgreSQL, with a data platform built on Snowflake, dbt, Airflow, Kafka, Kinesis, Redshift and AWS services like Glue, Lambda and EMR.
Hiring is minimal, but the open roles are senior data and engineering positions based in India, centered on Snowflake and AWS data pipelines and governance.
Otelier unites five platforms: MDO (myDigitalOffice), Datavision, Focal Revenue, HelloGM and InTouch, covering back-office automation, reporting and revenue management for hotels.
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