Onsite services and equipment rentals for remote industrial operations
Stallion operates a distributed service business delivering accommodation, power, connectivity, water treatment, and safety systems to remote jobsites across multiple industries. The tech stack—Salesforce, Oracle, MuleSoft, Kafka, AWS—reflects a company managing complex logistics and field operations at scale. Hiring velocity is accelerating (40 roles in 30 days), concentrated in ops and sales, while project work centers on billing automation, e-commerce reporting, and API integrations; the concentration of pain points around invoicing, past-due balances, and billing compliance suggests the business is outgrowing its financial-operations infrastructure.
Stallion provides end-to-end jobsite services and equipment rentals to industrial operators across energy, construction, and other sectors nationwide. The company originated in oilfield services but has diversified its offering to include worker accommodations, remote communications (voice, video, data), water and waste management, power and lighting, safety systems, and security. Stallion operates over 700 employees from its Houston headquarters and manages a growing customer portfolio through a mix of field operations, logistics, and sales teams. Core infrastructure relies on Salesforce for CRM, Oracle for backend systems, MuleSoft and Kafka for application and data integration, and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) for compute and connectivity.
Salesforce (CRM), Oracle (backend), MuleSoft and Apache Kafka (integration), AWS/Azure/GCP (cloud), Microsoft Project (planning), ADP (HR/payroll), and field connectivity via LTE and VSAT.
Active projects include billing and revenue-close automation, e-commerce and rental reporting, API integrations for third-party tools, proposal and RFQ/RFP workflows, inventory systems, and a customer-facing application roadmap.
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