Eighteen years in software engineering, nine of them in banking systems. Owns architecture decisions on large projects and leads the discovery phase for financial sector clients.
Building next-level software since 2017
We started as three engineers who refused to ship compromises. Today we are a team of 48 specialists designing systems for companies in eight countries.
To make technology a real competitive advantage for our clients rather than a cost line. Every system we deliver must be easier to maintain than the one it replaces.
Radical transparency
Budget, risks and mistakes all reach the client in the same week they appear.
Engineering, not improvisation
Automated tests, mandatory review, reproducible infrastructure. No "good enough for now".
Ownership of outcomes
We measure ourselves in business metrics, not in closed tickets.
People for the long run
Stable teams, under 8% turnover. Whoever starts a project also finishes it.
The people accountable for architecture, delivery and client relationships.
Accountable for delivery predictability across all active projects. Introduced the weekly budget reporting that became a standard clause in all our contracts.
Builds the platforms our clients' systems run on. Led cloud migrations for four companies with over a thousand employees, without interrupting operations.
PhD in applied statistics. Leads the data practice, focused on explainable models and on the data quality foundation without which nothing works.
We worked with four vendors before. NextLevelSoft is the first that told us, in week two, which parts of our original requirements made no sense. It saved us roughly three months of pointless work.
Black Friday was the first campaign in five years where I did not have to sit by the phone. The system held, and the capacity reports we had received in advance turned out to be accurate.
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