Paris IT consultancy delivering DevOps, storage, data cloud and mainframe expertise
PROXIAD is a Paris-based IT consulting firm whose job posts read like client delivery briefs: SAN/NAS migrations on NetApp, Pure Storage and Hitachi, legacy DB2 mainframe upkeep, and GCP data pipelines built on BigQuery, dbt and Composer. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior and engineering-heavy, with a data practice growing alongside infrastructure work and React emerging in the front-end stack.
Notable leadership hires: SI Project Director
PROXIAD, founded in 1997 and headquartered in Paris, is a privately held consulting and expertise firm focused on information systems and new technologies. It employs between 501 and 1,000 people and staffs consultants on client projects across software development, infrastructure, data and DevOps. Its engagements span Java and Spring Boot delivery with Jenkins, Maven and SonarQube pipelines, enterprise storage and backup operations, and Google Cloud data engineering. Hiring is concentrated in France.
PROXIAD's stack includes Python, Spring Boot, Jenkins, Bitbucket, Maven, SonarQube, Ansible, Grafana and Kibana, plus GCP with BigQuery, dbt and Composer, and storage platforms like NetApp, Pure Storage and Veritas NetBackup.
Yes. Hiring at PROXIAD is accelerating and dominated by engineering, with data, operations and security roles following. Most openings target senior and mid-level profiles, all based in France.
Current projects include SAN/NAS migrations, a migration factory, backup infrastructure optimization, a GCP data cloud foundation using BigQuery, dbt and Composer, Angular upgrades and an API portal for technical teams.
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