NFQ operates across 10 countries - from Kaunas, Lithuania to Singapore, Saudi Arabia, and Canada - building digital infrastructure for companies in automotive, logistics, e-commerce, travel, energy, and agriculture. Founded in 2002, the firm positions itself as a strategic technology partner focused on digital transformation at scale, with technical work spanning software and mobile development, AI services, data science, UX/UI, and IT architecture planning.
That breadth means security teams here aren't just guarding a single product surface. NFQ delivers proprietary platforms like PALM for Logistics and omnichannel eCommerce solutions, each with its own attack surface - supply-chain integrations, payment flows, customer data pipelines, and cross-border infrastructure spanning multiple regulatory regimes. Technology audits and infrastructure services round out the portfolio, suggesting the org runs internal security assessments alongside client-facing builds.
For cybersecurity roles, the scope is wide: you'd be protecting systems that touch transport and logistics networks, retail transaction stacks, sharing-economy platforms, and agricultural data systems across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The geographic spread and vertical diversity mean threat models shift fast - credential stuffing on an e-commerce checkout doesn't look like API abuse in a logistics platform or data sovereignty challenges in Saudi Arabia versus Canada.
