Cloud-based business communications platform with unified calling, chat, and collaboration
Xelion operates a VoIP and unified communications platform built on AWS, Kubernetes, and PostgreSQL. The infrastructure stack—heavy on automation tools (Terraform, Ansible, OpenTofu) and observability (Prometheus, Grafana, Zabbix)—reflects a company solving for operational scale: active projects cluster around infrastructure automation, CI/CD pipeline improvement, and service stability, while pain points center on manual infrastructure management and deployment inefficiency. Mid-level hiring across engineering and ops suggests deliberate consolidation of DevOps capability.
Xelion provides a cloud-based communications platform enabling businesses to unify calling, chat, and collaboration across devices and locations. Founded in 1988 and based in Delft, Netherlands, the company serves small to mid-market enterprises seeking to simplify fragmented business communications through a single platform rather than multiple point solutions. The technical architecture runs on AWS infrastructure with containerized services (Kubernetes, Docker), PostgreSQL data layer, and React/TypeScript frontends. The 51–200-person operation is currently focused on infrastructure hardening, deployment automation, and monitoring maturity.
Xelion runs on AWS, Kubernetes, and PostgreSQL, with infrastructure automation via Terraform and Ansible. Frontend is React and TypeScript; monitoring via Prometheus, Grafana, and Zabbix.
Current projects include infrastructure automation, CI/CD pipeline improvement, monitoring optimization, and service stability and security enhancements.
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