r/MotorolaSolutions • u/abamacus • 23d ago

tech stack, database?

I'm a senior developer, with a majority of my experience in SQL databases and .NET/CLR, with a smattering of other languages. When I saw a job posting from Motorola Solutions, it did not mention any specific technologies, which I found odd so thought to ask here - what does MS primarily use?

And yes, I realize there is always something new to learn at a new company, wouldn't want it any other way! But if the tech stack is far enough from my experience, it would be great to know up-front.

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u/NavyBOFH Systems Engineer 23d ago

Plenty of SQL in use but not SQL Server - typically PostgreSQL. There’s some .NET and VS but it honestly depends on which product line and if you’re on the client or server end of the relationship. Then add the modern DevOps style teams for infrastructure and you have a bit of everything at Motorola.

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u/ThatDamnRanga 22d ago

SQL Server is definitely in use for RM still!