Digital engineering and enterprise modernization services for global clients
Persistent Systems is a Pune-based engineering services firm whose stack centers on Java/Spring, Kubernetes and all three major clouds. It is adopting RAG, LangChain, LangGraph and Terraform while replacing IBM MQ, Cloud Foundry and COBOL, which points to legacy-to-cloud-native and generative AI delivery work. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward senior engineering, with data and security as the next priorities.
Notable leadership hires: Python Lead, DevOps Lead, Delivery Head
Persistent Systems is a publicly listed IT services company headquartered in Pune, Maharashtra, with more than 10,000 employees. It provides digital product engineering, enterprise modernization, data and analytics, Salesforce-based CX work, and identity and access management consulting. Clients include large enterprises, with a notable presence in banking and healthcare. Delivery spans multiple regions, and the company currently hires in India, the United States, Japan, Malaysia, Australia and the United Kingdom.
Persistent's stack includes Java, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Kafka, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Databricks. It also uses Microsoft Power Platform and Copilot Studio.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and is dominated by senior engineering roles, followed by data and security. Open leadership roles include a Python Lead, a DevOps Lead and a Delivery Head.
Persistent is hiring in India, the United States, Japan, Malaysia, Australia and the United Kingdom. Its headquarters is in Pune, Maharashtra.
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