Brazilian ERP vendor building composable modules and AI agents
Sankhya is a Uberlândia-based ERP vendor whose Java/Spring Boot core, Kafka and RabbitMQ messaging, and Kubernetes on AWS point to a re-architecture toward composable, event-driven modules. Job posts pair a first composable squad and an AI agent platform with legacy maintenance pain, while a sales-heavy, accelerating hiring mix shows the company scaling go-to-market alongside the rebuild.
Sankhya develops enterprise management (ERP) software for Brazilian businesses and has operated since 1989. Its systems are modular and configurable, sized to each client's operations and delivered with implementation services, including through business partners. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people, is privately held, and is headquartered in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais. Hiring is concentrated in Brazil across sales, engineering, HR, marketing, operations and finance.
Sankhya builds on Java, Kotlin and Spring Boot with Hibernate, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQL Server, running on Docker, Kubernetes and AWS ECS/Fargate, with React, Angular, Vue and Flutter front ends.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by sales and engineering, with additional openings in HR, marketing, operations and finance, mostly at senior and mid levels, all in Brazil.
Job posts point to composable ERP modules for logistics and finance, a first composable squad, an AI platform with agents, a new business acceleration plan and ongoing ERP implementation projects.
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