IT staffing and custom software services for enterprise and government clients
Solü Technology Partners places technical talent and delivers software work for clients, and its job posts read like client engagements: Azure lift-and-shift, legacy ECM moves to Microsoft 365, data-center migrations and patch automation. The stack spans Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm and Ansible alongside FP&A tools like OneStream and Oracle Hyperion, pointing to infrastructure and finance-systems specialists. Hiring is accelerating and heavily engineering-weighted at mid and senior levels.
Solü Technology Partners is a privately held IT workforce and software services firm based in Victor, New York, established in 1995. It supplies contract and direct-hire technical staff and builds, maintains and modernizes business applications. Clients include large enterprises, public-sector agencies and smaller businesses across the United States, with offices in Pennsylvania, Arizona and Ohio. Service lines cover web and custom application development, legacy system upkeep, program management, SharePoint work and agile delivery. The company employs 201–500 people.
Its stack includes Azure, Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm, Ansible, .NET, C#, Java, Python, Angular, React, SharePoint Online, Power Platform, Salesforce, and FP&A tools like OneStream, Planful and Oracle Hyperion.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, mostly mid and senior level, with smaller HR and sales needs, all within the United States.
Job posts point to Azure cloud migrations, moving legacy ECM systems to Microsoft 365, large data-center migrations, automated patch management, and supplier onboarding programs.
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