Offshore and nearshore engineering for cloud, DevOps and app modernization
Stackular is a Columbia, Maryland consultancy whose stack is dominated by infrastructure-as-code and observability tooling (Terraform, Pulumi, Bicep, Kubernetes, Helm, Datadog, Prometheus) across both AWS and Azure, which points to delivery work centered on cloud platforms. Moves away from .NET, Oracle and SAP BusinessObjects line up with legacy-migration work for clients. Hiring is accelerating, is entirely engineering and leans senior, with roles split between India and the US.
Stackular is a privately held technology services firm founded in 2015 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, with 51–200 employees. It delivers product development, UX design, application modernization, business intelligence and business application services through offshore and nearshore teams. Engineering work spans Python, TypeScript, C#, Go and Java, with test automation built on Playwright, Selenium and Appium. Current engagements include a cloud-native modernization initiative for NIH, which indicates public-sector clients. The company hires in India and the United States.
Stackular works with AWS and Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, Terraform, Pulumi and Ansible, GitLab CI/CD and Azure DevOps, Datadog, Prometheus and Grafana, and Python, TypeScript, C#, Go and Java.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and is entirely in engineering, weighted toward senior and principal roles, with positions in India and the United States.
Current work includes AI/ML deployment pipelines and model monitoring, observability systems, a cloud-native modernization initiative for NIH, migrating legacy apps to AWS microservices, and a federated GraphQL API layer.
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