Rental and inventory management software for equipment and hire businesses
Point of Rental Software builds rental and inventory management systems for the equipment hire industry, running a mixed stack of C#/.NET, SQL Server and Angular alongside Node.js, NestJS, Vue and React. Job posts point to a WinForms-to-web modernization and a unified global API, while Cursor in the toolchain and agentic AI workflow work signal an engineering team retooling how it ships. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-led, with support and sales close behind.
Point of Rental Software develops rental and inventory management software for equipment, party, audio-visual, medical device, ski, pump and power, oilfield and construction rental operators. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, the privately held company employs 201–500 people. It serves several thousand rental business locations and maintains offices across the US, UK, Canada, South Africa and Australia. Its product line spans core rental operations, inventory tracking and an integrated payments offering.
Its stack centers on C#, .NET, SQL Server and Angular, with Node.js, NestJS, Vue, React, PostgreSQL, MySQL and DynamoDB, plus AWS, Docker, Ansible, Jenkins and Azure DevOps for infrastructure and delivery.
Job posts reference a WinForms-to-web modernization, a global API and unified platform, agentic AI development workflows, its PorPay payments platform and a PCI compliance roadmap.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and led by engineering, with support and sales roles also open, all based in the United States across junior through principal levels.
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