Sabre Airlines Solutions

[lhorenz]

Hi guys, one of my friends who doesn't have a PEX account yet asked me to post this topic here so she could get some information about the company. She is a Software Dev and is scheduled for an interview next week. Hope you can give information regarding the company, just like the other threads discuss about other companies. Thanks!

[ground_break]

I know the office is in ortigas.... It is in the travel industry.. Gusto ko sana mag-apply pero nalalayuan ako sa ortigas..

Good Luck to your friend..

[lhorenz]

Their office I think is near The Medical City along Ortigas

[omiboy]

it used to be EB2 International until Sabre brought them early last year. Java development, Spring Framework, Maven, MySQL, Story Driven Development. They maintain airline related suite of product.

[Atticus Finch]

Aha! Navitaire competitor!

[shara88]

anyone knows the email of this company where i can send my cv? thanks! wala kasi sa site nila eh..

[dBAR]

Aha! Navitaire competitor!

sabre has eaten up its competition especially navitaire...

[dunlop_tires]

sabre has eaten up its competition especially navitaire...

It's a no contest, in terms of Cutting-Edge Technologies, I believe Sabre "owns" Navitaire.

But I think Navitaire supports/develops bigger projects from multi-billion dollar airlines.

Story Driven Development <==> SCRUM

[gravity_0305]

bumping this thread..

how is the application process here? I would like to apply here soon..

[dogster_jr]

I had a friend who use to work at EB2. He was hired via headhunter Viventis Asia.

Perhaps someone could clarify if you can now directly apply to this company.

Cheers

[dunlop_tires]

I had a friend who use to work at EB2. He was hired via headhunter Viventis Asia.

Perhaps someone could clarify if you can now directly apply to this company.

Cheers

I got an offer from this company way back in 2008 through Viventis Search. Viventis just merely processed my application but the job offer was from EB2 itself as a non-contractual employee.

But during the wee season of IT (economic crisis) they had a bunch of contractors from different agencies including RCGIT.

Lately I have heard from a friend of mine who works in Sabre as a PM said that they're now doing direct hires. Dont know the email of the contact person though, maybe next time tanong ko.

[bOy^tOy]

Anyone knows the email of their recruitment? i would like to try my luck in this company as a Senior QA. thanks!

[backmarker]

Is the work purely night-shift here?

I know a colleague who got hired as a development manager at Sabre

[sokolate]

more more more updates and info

[sokolate]

more more more updates and info.....

[sokolate]

more more more updates and info.....thanks

[nakurato]

Hi po, mahirap ba makapasok **? How about *** technical exam, as in technical kaya? Thanks..

[nakurato]

btw, i saw their Job posts in jobstreet, they are looking for Java Developer (Senior to Tech Lead level)...

http://www.jobstreet.com.ph/jobs/201...63095.htm?fr=J
From jobstreet post:
"Interested applicants can send their CV in word format (or pdf) to johndavid.lagdamen.ctr@sabre.com Name your CV file as: "yourFirstname yourLastname.doc" (or pdf) In the subject header of your email application, put only the job title"

[dBAR]

according to some friends who came from this company. It is not worth joining the company anymore, it was way different when they were still not bought (the old company name daw is EB2?) anyway (allegedly) too much internal politics, backstabbing and etc.

but hey, if you find it interesting then go for it!

[h04x]

I worked for Sabre as a consultant for a year. I say it's a pretty good company. Very lax environment and people are very professional. I also like the building's ample parking which is very cheap (P45 for 16hrs) compared to Makati.

If you're a veteran Java developer, you probably won't learn any new technologies here since their stack is pretty much set and you'll just be building on top of it. If you want to learn SCRUM or KANBAN, I think it's a good company to join.

I found the airline industry and business harder to learn than the technology stack they use.