IT staffing and project delivery for Azure, data and CRM programs
Phoenix Technology Partners is a Montclair-based IT staffing and project firm whose job posts mirror client engagements: Azure Databricks and Microsoft Fabric data platforms, Veeva Vault CRM rollouts and an MDM move from Semarchy to Reltio. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward senior engineers, with a parallel shift from on-prem Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops to Azure Virtual Desktop and Citrix DaaS.
Phoenix Technology Partners, LLC is a US IT services partnership founded in 2002 and headquartered in Montclair, NJ, with 51–200 employees. The firm supplies technology talent through staff augmentation and project-based delivery, covering project management, enterprise infrastructure and application development. Clients span pharmaceutical, legal, financial, biomedical, healthcare, retail and media sectors, from early-stage companies to large enterprises. Current work centers on Microsoft cloud infrastructure, data platforms, life-sciences CRM and legal technology such as iManage Work and Litera Compare.
Its engagements center on Azure, Databricks with Unity Catalog and Delta Lake, Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft Purview, Terraform, Azure DevOps, Azure OpenAI, Intune, Veeva Vault CRM and Reltio.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, concentrated in senior engineering roles with some finance and legal positions, all based in the United States.
Projects include integrating Azure Databricks with Microsoft Fabric, a next-gen CRM transformation, US MDM modernization, Exchange Online migration and moving from Citrix CVAD to Azure Virtual Desktop and Citrix DaaS.
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