Founder and CEO of EVNE Developers, interested in the creation of reliable products, especially startups in their early stages.
Started software development company EVNE Developers in 2011 and performed various tasks on the way to growth – from project management to marketing and finance.
Launched a startup named Delibroom, developed internally from scratch. After discovering the entire road from ideation to startup scaling, focused on startup development to help others raise their dream product.
Started software development company EVNE Developers in 2011 and performed various tasks on the way to growth – from project management to marketing and finance.
Launched a startup named Delibroom, developed internally from scratch. After discovering the entire road from ideation to startup scaling, focused on startup development to help others raise their dream product.
Custom Software Development
Startup Development
Product creation and scaling
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