Today we’re talking to Vyacheslav Vanyulin, the CEO of Auriga. And we discuss how outsourcing developers has become more mainstream in the wake of COVID-19. How Auriga allows their engineers to easily change projects to keep things fresh, and why passionate engineers build better products.

All of this, right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!

For more on Auriga, check them out at https://auriga.com/

About Vyacheslav Vanyulin:

Vyacheslav is the CEO at Auriga. He is an experienced C-Level executive with an embedded engineering background in software development, project management, and people development. He has more than ten years hands-on experience in software for medical devices.

Vyacheslav has a PhD degree in microprocessor systems.

About Auriga:

Auriga is a software R&D and IT outsourcing services provider incorporated in the U.S. and operating development centers in Eastern Europe since 1990. Over the past 30 years, Auriga has accumulated knowledge of the software development and testing practices that saves time and costs. It allows strict compliance with quality and risk management standards. Our experience in managing teams and projects helps our clients quickly build and scale teams, access required skills and expertise, and focus on strategic tasks.

Auriga offers the full range of software engineering and consultation services. This includes: device prototyping and emulation, automated and interoperability testing, system V&V, legacy code refactoring, re-engineering and porting to CPUs and operating systems, third party platforms customization and integration, as well as maintenance and sustaining engineering.

Auriga provides its services to customers in such industries like: medical devices, industrial automation, automotive, logistics, telecom, consumer electronics and media/entertainment. The list of Auriga’s clients includes Broadvision, Chrysler, Digital Guardian, Draeger Medical, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Lynx Software Technologies, MedLumics, nVent, and many other leading technology companies.