Third-party support and managed services for Oracle, SAP and VMware
Spinnaker Support provides third-party support, managed services and consulting for enterprises running Oracle, SAP and VMware. Job-post signals show a push into open-source databases: PostgreSQL is being adopted while Oracle and SQL Server are being displaced, and the company is standing up a US PostgreSQL practice built around Oracle-to-PostgreSQL migration patterns. All-senior hiring across engineering, sales and support points to building expert capacity for this new service line.
Spinnaker Support is a privately held enterprise software support provider headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado, founded in 2002. It serves mid-size to very large global enterprises and public sector organizations running Oracle, SAP and VMware software, offering third-party support, managed services and consulting. Its coverage spans Oracle EBS, JD Edwards, WebLogic, SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA and VMware vSphere environments. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States, India and South Africa.
Spinnaker Support works across Oracle (EBS, JD Edwards, WebLogic), SAP (ECC, S/4HANA, SCM, EWM), VMware (vSphere, ESXi, NSX), plus Salesforce, Pardot, ServiceNow, Jira and Smartsheet internally.
Yes. PostgreSQL is in active adoption, alongside AWS, Azure and GCP, while Oracle and SQL Server are being replaced. Job posts reference building a US PostgreSQL practice and Oracle-to-PostgreSQL migration approaches.
Spinnaker Support hires in the United States, India and South Africa, with senior-level openings across engineering, sales and support, and hiring velocity is accelerating.
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