We strive to create an open environment, rooted deeply in empathy. We support and respect everyone’s worth and dignity.



We endeavor to put all efforts to understand what it would take to ensure customer success, we will deliver our best by imbibing ownership, collaboration and agility



We believe in an ecosystem run on sustainability to meet our current needs without compromising the needs of our future generations

We are keen on driving innovation and staying ahead of the curve



Our partners, whether colleagues or customers, can always be confident that our intent to deliver would be uncompromised even in the most challenging situation owing to our integrity

Niveus Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is an award-winning cloud engineering services organization based out of Mangalore, Karnataka, India. As a Google Cloud Partner, Niveus leverages cloud technologies to help enterprises with cloud consulting, application modernization, infrastructure modernization, data modernization, platform migration, cloud-native application development, cloud security, and managed services. The organization empowers enterprises with the ability to harness the power of cloud services and build resilient infrastructures that scale. Niveus progressed rapidly over the years with the company making a strategic decision in 2019 to exclusively partner with Google Cloud India and scaling up to be its ‘Premier’ partner in less than 2 years and winning the 'Breakthrough Partner of the Year - Asia Pacific' award for 2020. The company now operates in multiple cities including Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, and Singapore. Today the company counts industry leaders in BFSI, Automotive, Media & Entertainment, Manufacturing, PSUs, Startups and Digital Natives among its fast-growing clientele. 


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