Cloud solutions and application modernization for Southeast Asia enterprises
Xtremax is a cloud consulting and services firm built around enterprise modernization—application refactoring, infrastructure automation, and data platform buildouts. The tech stack spans both legacy modernization (NET Core, Java, Spring Boot) and cloud-native platforms (Azure, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes), with active adoption of infrastructure-as-code tooling (Terraform, Ansible). Engineering dominance in the hiring mix (32 of 63 open roles, mostly mid-to-senior level) reflects execution-heavy delivery on complex migration and automation projects, particularly for Singapore government and regional MNCs navigating SAP workload transitions and legacy system reliability.
Notable leadership hires: Account Director
Xtremax operates as a regional cloud solutions and digital transformation consultancy, headquartered in Singapore with established presence across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Founded in 2003, the firm serves government agencies, multinational corporations, and enterprise clients on infrastructure modernization, application migration, cloud platform implementation, and operational automation. Core service areas include enterprise application refactoring, disaster recovery design, database platform consolidation, and modern data and AI system buildouts. The 201–500 person organization combines engineering delivery (application and infrastructure), technical support operations, and account-led sales coverage.
Xtremax builds with Next.js, React, NET Core, C#, Java (Spring Boot), and Node.js on backend; Azure, AWS, and GCP for cloud; Docker, Kubernetes for containerization; and PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server for data layers. Actively adopting Terraform and Ansible for infrastructure automation.
Headquartered in Singapore with active hiring across Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia. The company maintains a regional presence and primarily serves Southeast Asian enterprise clients.
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