Infrastructure and cloud consulting for datacenter-to-cloud transitions
Redapt is a 201–500-person systems integrator founded in 1996, headquartered in Woodinville, Washington. The tech stack reveals a mature, multi-cloud infrastructure practice: Hyper-V, Windows, .NET on-premises; AWS, Azure, GCP in the cloud; plus Kubernetes, Terraform, and Jenkins for automation. Active projects span Hyper-V cluster upgrades, CI/CD pipeline infrastructure, and emerging security concerns (anti-abuse controls, data exfiltration detection, LLM abuse mitigation), signaling a shift from pure infrastructure work toward platform resilience and data governance.
Notable leadership hires: Client Director, Chief Technology Officer
Redapt provides end-to-end technology solutions focused on datacenter infrastructure, cloud adoption, and DevOps. The company works with mid-market and enterprise clients navigating hybrid infrastructure, offering expertise in system integration, AWS/Azure/GCP consulting, cloud-native app development, and datacenter site operations. Founded in 1996, the firm has operated through multiple infrastructure transitions—on-premises to hybrid cloud, monolithic to containerized workloads. Current hiring (8 active roles, with 5 posted in the last 30 days) skews toward senior and leadership positions, including CTO and Client Director roles, alongside targeted hiring in data, engineering, and security.
Redapt holds AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud consulting partnerships. Tech stack includes AWS core services, Azure AD and compute, and GCP (BigQuery, Cloud Functions, Dataflow). Multi-cloud approach covers IaC (Terraform, Deployment Manager) and CI/CD (Jenkins, Cloud Build).
On-premises: Hyper-V, PowerShell, .NET, C#, Java. Cloud: AWS, Azure, GCP with Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform. Observability: Google Cloud Logging. Security: Palo Alto Networks, Azure AD, IAM. Automation: Jenkins, Cloud Build, PowerShell DSC.
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