Zaizi builds and runs secure digital services for UK government, with a growing defence tilt: projects include MOD mission-critical web apps, TAK tactical edge integrations and sovereign landing zones. The stack pairs AWS, Kubernetes and GitLab CI with on-device AI tooling (ExecuTorch, ONNX Runtime, TensorFlow Lite, Llama 3), pointing to edge-native model deployment. Hiring is senior, engineering-heavy and slowing.
Zaizi is a privately held London-based firm, founded in 2007, that designs, builds and supports secure digital services for UK public sector organisations, including Ministry of Defence programmes. It employs 51–200 people and hires in the United Kingdom. Its delivery covers cloud platforms on AWS, with Azure and GCP also in use, plus DevOps, SRE, cyber security, product management and machine learning. Engineering work spans Java, Python, Go, Rust and C++, with identity built on Amazon Cognito, OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.
Zaizi works mainly on AWS (ECS, CloudFormation, CodePipeline, Cognito) with Docker, Kubernetes, GitLab and Ansible, coding in Java, Python, Go, Rust and C++, plus PyTorch, Hugging Face and ONNX Runtime for AI.
Current work includes MOD mission-critical web applications, tactical edge integrations for TAK platforms, edge AI model quantization, a knowledge analytics engine, sovereign landing zones and ISO 27001 implementation.
Zaizi is headquartered in London, England, and hires within the United Kingdom. It has 51–200 employees and was founded in 2007.
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