Bridge Soft Solutions
Information Security · Identity Management
2Open roles1 posted in 30 days+1 this week
Facts
as of Nov 14, 2026Learn about Bridgesoft, a trusted IAM, Identity Governance, and Cybersecurity consulting company. Since 2013, we have helped global enterprises secure identities, manage access, and accelerate digital transformation.
It is hiring: 2 open roles, 1 of them posted in the last 30 days.
- Founded
- 2013
- Open roles
- 2Alion job postings
- Website
- bridgesoft.com
As of Nov 14, 2026, Alion lists 2 open roles at Bridge Soft Solutions. It was founded in 2013.
Sources: company registers, GLEIF, Wikidata, the company's site, Alion job postingsReport a mistake
What the registers and the postings say about this employer.
Sanctions lists
OFAC SDN, EU consolidated
No match
Phishing reports
OpenPhish, Phishing.Database
None
Layoff notices
US WARN notices on file
None
Full employer checkScam signs in adverts, mail records, visa registers, domain history
Sources: company registers, the Alion truth index, OFAC and EU sanctions lists, US WARN notices
Hiring
All open roles →Hiring steadily, with new roles every week.
Backend is the largest family, 20 of open roles.
1Posted in 30 days20% of open roles are fresh
0%Remote roles0 of 5
1Hiring offices
Can they hire you from United States?by your location
Closed for your country
Companies like this one (Cybersecurity, India) name United States in 6% of remote postings
No posting offers visa sponsorship. Remote roles: 0.
Alion signals0-100
Demand30
Pay10
Your chance32
How badly they need people, whether they pay, how realistic getting in is.
Open roles over time−100%
Sep 21This week
Open roles a week: 5 then, 0 now
Where the openings areshare of open roles · trend
Newest roles
Source: the company's careers site, read by Alion several times a day; market medians from all open roles of the same family
Footprint
Hiring in 1 city in 1 country.
1Cities
1Countries
HyderabadBusiest site
| Site | Type | Open roles | Hires most for | Engineering |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyderabad India | Engineering / R&D | 4 | Security, Backend, Enterprise Apps | 100% |
Source: office addresses in postings and company registers
Tech stack
Full chapter →Technologies named in job postings at Bridge Soft Solutions over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
43Technologies in use
8Postings analysed
73/100Stack modernity
LanguagesSQLJavaPowerShellPython
Frameworks & librariesSpring BootHibernateJUnitMockito
DatabasesMySQLPostgreSQLMemcachedRedis
Cloud & platformsAzureActive DirectoryApache KafkaCyberArk
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Full Bridge Soft Solutions tech stack43 technologies · by team · pay by technology · changes · similar stacks
Source: the technologies named in the company's postings and on its site
Newsroom
top 11%Web presenceof 133.2M domains by links, Common Crawl
Oct 272026
Blog
Ask who still has access to your 15-year-old payroll or claims system, and the honest answer is often, "We'd have to check it by hand." Nobody is being careless. The application…
Oct 232026
Blog
Legacy applications rarely sit neatly within a modern identity architecture. A finance platform may expose a database, but no API; a manufacturing system may use local accounts;…
Oct 192026
Blog
Before an audit, a CISO asks a simple question: who still has access to the old finance application? Because the system maintains its own user list, no one owns it anymore, and t…
Oct 162026
Blog
Somewhere in your environment, a 15-year-old application still handles something important, such as payroll, claims, or plant scheduling. It has its own user database and its own…
Oct 142026
Blog
A new hire starts on Monday. By Wednesday, she still can't open the finance system. The IT staff uses a spreadsheet to determine who approves what, and her manager has resubmitte…
Oct 62026
Blog
An auditor asks for evidence that every terminated employee lost access within a defined window. The answer lives in a spreadsheet, three ticketing queues, and the memory of one…
Sources: the outlets named on each headline, each story once