SaaS ERP for government, councils, universities and corporations
TechnologyOne sells an integrated SaaS ERP spanning financials, HR and payroll, assets, property and student management to public-sector and corporate buyers. Its stack pairs a C#/.NET and React core on AWS with vector tooling (Pinecone, Weaviate, pgvector, Neo4j) and RAG, pointing to active AI feature work. Accelerating, product-heavy, senior-skewed hiring in Australia and Malaysia lines up with financials architecture and AI-assisted development projects.
TechnologyOne is a public enterprise software company headquartered in Fortitude Valley, Queensland, with 1,001–5,000 employees. It delivers a deeply integrated SaaS ERP covering financial management, supply chain, asset management, HR and payroll, business intelligence, property and rating, student management and enterprise content management. Customers include corporations, government agencies, local councils and universities across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Its SaaS Plus model extends responsibility from the software to the full solution outcome.
TechnologyOne builds with C#, .NET, TypeScript, React and Python on AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, CloudFront) and Kubernetes, with PostgreSQL, Snowflake, Databricks, Grafana and vector stores like Pinecone and Weaviate.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward product roles, followed by engineering, consulting, sales and support, mostly at senior level, in Australia and Malaysia.
Current work includes product architecture for TechnologyOne Financials, cloud-native patterns for HR processes, AI-assisted development with Claude, AI product enhancements and a large-scale data migration program.
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