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WEX Brasil Tech makes the boring bits work.
A fuel receipt. A hotel payment. A benefits claim. Behind the ordinary paperwork is a global software business - and a Brazilian engineering team helping it run.
Alex Vasylyk and the People Who Stay
From Ternopil to Toronto, Alex Vasylyk built a career across borders. At StartupSoft, the enduring question is how to make people on the other side of a screen feel like part of the same company.
Ambush and the art of making complicated things work
Behind the AI promises sits a less glamorous job: making data, software, hardware, and people agree. Ambush has built its business around that difficult meeting.
Yossi Mlynsky and the Long Bet on Distance
Before remote hiring became an industry, Yossi Mlynsky was already learning how much a software team could accomplish without sharing a room. UpStack is the long result of that experiment - and AI is forcing him to ask the question all over again.
Lada Leitsius Learned to Market Technology by First Learning to Tell a Story
Before she marketed engineers, Lada Leitsius edited stories, shaped brands, and helped turn a modular furniture idea and a mobile bank into award-winning communication. Now, as StartupSoft’s CMO, she works where narrative meets a distributed technology business.
StartupSoft Built a 170-Person Engineering Bench - Then AI Made the Human Part More Valuable
The Ukrainian-born firm grew by making remote engineers feel in-house. Now it is selling the same human judgment - carefully measured, reviewed and secured - to companies whose software writes software.