Data center infrastructure management software for operators
Sunbird Software builds DCIM (data center infrastructure management) software for mid-market operators. The stack—PostgreSQL, Angular, Ruby, Java, Docker, Jenkins—reflects a traditional web-application architecture, not a modern cloud-native build. Hiring is sales-heavy (8 of 18 open roles) paired with support and design, signaling a shift toward customer acquisition and UX polish rather than core platform expansion. Active projects confirm this: most focus on demos, demand generation, and UI simplification, with only one engineering hire open despite active data migration and bug-fix work.
Sunbird Software operates DCIM software aimed at data center operators seeking to consolidate fragmented tooling and manual processes (email, spreadsheets, point tools). Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Piscataway, New Jersey, the company serves organizations across the United States, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates. The product suite handles infrastructure inventory, workflows, and operational tasks. The company emphasizes customer co-development: user groups and feedback loops inform roadmap decisions. Current operational priorities include data migration for onboarding, documentation improvement, and reducing friction in complex workflows.
PostgreSQL (database), Angular + Ruby + Java (backend services), Docker + Jenkins (deployment), with integrations to VMware, Azure, KVM, and Nutanix hypervisors. Replaces Perl in active engineering.
United States, Canada, and United Arab Emirates.
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