Restaurant management and delivery-integration software for Brazilian food service
Saipos sells restaurant management software in Brazil covering stock, cash flow, sales reporting, digital menus and WhatsApp ordering bots. Its stack is unusually security-dense for a company its size (Wiz, Prisma Cloud, GuardDuty, Splunk, Sentinel, Burp Suite), and a security champion program is in flight. Senior-weighted, accelerating hiring leans toward sales, marketing and partner channels, with paid-media efficiency and partner revenue as recurring pressures.
Saipos, founded in 2017 and privately held, builds management software for restaurants and food-service operators in Brazil. The product covers inventory control, cash flow, sales reports, self-service ordering, digital menus and a WhatsApp bot. It connects to delivery marketplaces and third-party tools for logistics, loyalty and BI through a broad integration catalog. The company has 51–200 employees and runs its platform on AWS, with HubSpot supporting its go-to-market motion.
Saipos runs on AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, CloudWatch, KMS) with Python, Docker, Terraform and GitLab/Bitbucket, plus security tooling like Wiz, Prisma Cloud, Splunk and Vault. HubSpot and Google/Meta Ads support marketing.
Yes. Saipos hiring is accelerating and concentrated in sales, marketing, security and support, mostly at senior level, with all roles based in Brazil.
Current initiatives include partner growth campaigns, CRM integration automation, Meta Ads optimization with A/B tested creatives and landing pages, a new partner implementation area, and a security champion program.
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