Infrastructure and talent services for blockchain and enterprise systems
Pearster operates a dual business model: a staff-augmentation arm placing engineers across Latin America, Europe, and the Philippines, and an internal infrastructure practice focused on blockchain validator operations and enterprise deployments. The tech stack reveals heavy infrastructure specialization—Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, Go, Python—paired with blockchain tooling (Solana, Arbitrum, Cosmos validators). Hiring skews senior and engineering-led, concentrated in DevOps and infrastructure roles, suggesting the company is scaling production reliability and operational complexity rather than expanding sales or product surface.
Pearster is a 51–200 person company founded in 2020 and headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware. The business spans two interconnected practices: staff augmentation for large enterprises seeking infrastructure and cloud talent across borderless teams (Latin America, Europe, Philippines), and direct infrastructure services for blockchain and enterprise customers. Active projects show deep operational focus—validator deployment and tuning on Solana and Arbitrum, Kubernetes-scale operations, Salesforce integrations, and marketplace optimization. The company prioritizes infrastructure resilience, latency reduction, and cost efficiency across both internal and client-facing work.
Primary stack: Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm, Ansible, Go, Python, Bash, Vault, Prometheus, Grafana, Jenkins, Elasticsearch, Datadog, Docker. Also operates blockchain infrastructure: Solana, Arbitrum, Cosmos, Ethereum Virtual Machine, OP Stack.
Yes. 8 of 14 active roles are engineering positions, with seniority skewed toward senior-level and director roles. Hiring across United States, Portugal, Philippines, Brazil, and France.
Wilmington, Delaware. Founded in 2020, the company employs 51–200 people and hires across five countries.
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