Italian software house building ERP, after-sales and custom web/mobile apps
S.I.T. is a Bergamo-area software house delivering management software, after-sales service tools and custom web and mobile apps. Its stack pairs legacy enterprise Java (Tomcat, JSP, Servlet) and SQL Server/C# with Kubernetes on GCP and AWS, and job posts point to a cloud-native infrastructure build, a sign it is modernizing delivery beyond on-prem ERP customization. Hiring is light and spread across engineering, product, sales and support.
S.I.T. srl is a privately held IT and telecommunications solutions company founded in 2001 and headquartered in Ranica, in the province of Bergamo, Italy. It develops and customizes business management software, web portals, business intelligence and mobile applications integrated with ERP and internal systems. The company holds partner status with Zucchetti and Microarea and offers vertical solutions for transport, shipping, resource management and after-sales service management. It also provides CRM, e-commerce, property management solutions, plus training, consulting and support. The team sits in the 11–50 employee range.
S.I.T. uses Java, Tomcat, JSP and Servlet, C# with SQL Server, PHP, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes on GCP and AWS, plus SAP, Crystal Reports and HubSpot.
S.I.T. srl is headquartered in Ranica, in the province of Bergamo, Italy, and was founded in 2001.
Job posts point to a cloud-native infrastructure implementation and development of high-traffic web applications, alongside ongoing after-sales and ERP software work.
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