- FIS is a global leader in financial technology, specializing in core banking modernization and financial services, recently ranked #1 by Everest Group for the second consecutive year among core banking technology providers.
- In January 2026, FIS completed the strategic acquisition of Global Payments' Issuer Solutions business for $12 billion and launched an industry-first AI transaction platform enabling banks to engage in agentic commerce.
- FIS partners with major card networks like Mastercard and Visa to enhance its offerings, providing banks with innovative solutions that improve customer engagement and fraud protection.
- FIS's ideal buyers are large financial institutions seeking to modernize their core banking systems and enhance customer experiences, addressing the growing demand for innovative financial technology solutions.
Engineering is the largest function with 187 employees (about 31%), signaling a strong emphasis on building and maintaining technology. Sales and Support accounts for 100 employees (about 17%), while Finance and Administration has 83 (about 14%). Information Technology includes 67 employees (about 11%), and management and operations roles are represented by Business Management with 48 (about 8%) and Operations with 40 (about 7%). Program and Project Management totals 26 (about 4%), Marketing and Product has 16 (about 3%), and Human Resources has 9 (about 2%). An additional 23 employees fall into Other (about 4%), rounding out a diversified organizational structure.
Employee distribution is highly dispersed, with 470 employees categorized as Other (about 78%), indicating many additional locations not individually listed across a total of 23 locations. Among named hubs, Milwaukee, WI has 33 employees (about 6%), followed by Bengaluru, India with 18 (about 3%) and Jacksonville, FL with 15 (about 3%). St. Petersburg, FL (14), Tampa, FL (12), Little Rock, AR (11), Chandigarh, India (10), Delhi, India (9), and Chicago, IL (7) each represent smaller clusters. This spread suggests a broad geographic footprint across the U.S. and India.
