At Isatis Software Solutions, we develop custom software for organizations that demand reliability, clarity, and efficiency. One of our current collaborations brings us into a domain where these qualities are essential: aircraft maintenance and overhaul (MRO).
We are working with the Aerospace Solutions division of ST Engineering, a global player in aerospace MRO. Their operations involve strict regulatory compliance, detailed traceability, and complex coordination—requiring a software platform that matches that precision.
Last week, a team from Isatis visited the client’s site to work closely with their engineers, planners, and operational staff. It was a very informative week, helping us better understand the detailed business logic and requirements for the next modules in development. These include Request for Quote (RFQ) handling, pre-planning, and tools management—each with its own dependencies, workflows, and operational constraints.
In parallel with new development, we’ve completed a significant backend migration—moving from a GoLang codebase to modern .NET, which allows for better maintainability and scalability. We’ve also introduced GraphQL using Hot Chocolate, offering a more flexible and efficient way to retrieve data compared to traditional REST APIs.
On the frontend, we are beginning the transition from the legacy Vue.js 2 interface (inherited from a previous vendor) to Angular, ensuring a more consistent, testable, and maintainable user experience going forward.
Seeing the system actively used by multiple departments confirms that the software is becoming a central part of daily operations. The client also took the time to share some lighter moments outside of work—something our team appreciated.
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