• As Intellias CEO and co-founder Vitaly Sedler explained, the decision to enter the Spanish and Portuguese markets was dictated by the company’s business strategy for globalization. The IT industry is developing rapidly in these countries. According to him, there is also a good environment for living and professional growth.
• The new R&D centers, in particular, will allow Intellias to interact and communicate more effectively with its customers in Europe and other regions.
• By the end of 2022, the company plans to welcome more than 100 specialists to the new offices, including local talents and Ukrainians who have relocated to Spain or Portugal. The headquarter of Intellias remains in Ukraine.
• Currently, the company has more than 200 job openings, which you can find here. There are five positions available directly in Spain and Portugal:
  • Country Head for Spain
  • Talent Delivery Manager (Portugal)
  • Technical Team Lead/ Scala Developer (Madrid)
  • Rust Automotive Engineer (Porto)
  • Senior Talent Delivery Specialist (Spain)

• A few months ago, Intellias opened development centers in three Polish cities: Warsaw, Wrocław, and Gdańsk. It also has offices in Ukraine and Bulgaria.

• Intellias also has offices that continue to operate in Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk. Over 1,300 of the company’s employees evacuated to the western regions of Ukraine when the full-scale war began.
• Intellias temporarily suspended operations in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.
• Previously, the company evacuated more than 390 specialists to Krakow. It has an R&D center there since 2019. In April-May 2022, Intellias plans to set up three more offices in Poland — in Warsaw, Wroclaw, and Gdansk.
• Apart from opening the Polish offices, Intellias plans to open additional R&D centers in Croatia, Columbia, Bulgaria, and other countries in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
• Currently, the company has about 240 job openings, and half of the positions are planned to be filled by Ukrainian engineers.

• By the end of 2022, the company plans to hire over 60 engineers working on Embedded, Java, Mobile, IoT, and other technologies.
• Teams from the new center will be involved in the company’s long-term projects in the automotive, telecom, fintech, and other industries. Intellias is currently looking for Java developers in Serbia.
• The Serbian office will be located in Novi Sad, the country’s second-largest city.
• The first Intellias subsidiary outside of Ukraine was opened in Poland in 2019. In total, the company has eight such centers, six of which are located in Ukraine — in Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, Kharkiv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Dnipro. In 2021, the Intellias team grew by 70%.
• Intellias is one of the largest Ukrainian tech companies, with 2,500 employees. Over 2 billion people use the technology products developed by Intellias engineers.

According to Intellias representatives, the new office is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2022; however, if the office meets the company’s standards, it can happen by the end of 2021.

Intellias employs over 2,000 people

The company’s rapid growth has spurred the opening of the new office. At the beginning of 2021 alone, 436 new specialists joined Intellias, making the company one of the top five market leaders in terms of growth. Today, the total number of employees is more than 2,000 people, 15 of whom work in Dnipro. And by the end of 2022, the company plans to hire at least 100 more.

The location and design of the new office will fully comply with the “smart comfort” concept, according to which comfortable working conditions are the top priority.

“Dnipro has good potential for the development of an IT industry. There are many talented engineers in the city whom we will involve in creating technological solutions for our clients. Furthermore, we see a great opportunity for the development of the city’s IT community and intend to become a part of it,” comments Vitaly Sadler, CEO & co-founder of Intellias.

Like the existing offices, the new location will be equipped with spacious work areas, a large number of conference rooms and halls. The office in Dnipro will be bicycle-friendly, offering the necessary infrastructure for cyclists.

About Intellias

Intellias is one of the largest Ukrainian IT companies employing over 2,000 professionals. Its R&D centers are located in Lviv, Kyiv, Odesa, Kharkiv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Krakow. Intellias is also represented in Germany, Israel, the United States, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The company is engaged in complex software development and providing professional services, specializing in the automotive industry, navigation systems, financial and telecommunication technologies. 

Intellias now has 48 openings. Among them are:

• Senior NodeJS developer in Kyiv.
• Senior Java Automation QA in Lviv.
• Junior Talent Sourcer Specialist in Ivano-Frankivsk.
• Senior .NET Web Developer in Odesa.
• Middle .NET Web Developer in Kharkiv.
• Lead DevOps Engineer (Technical SRE Director) remotely.

You can find more company openings on Recruitika.

The jury selected only companies that have already appeared in previous editions. Among the selection criteria there were: an innovative approach to work, certificates and awards for the successful implementation of projects, customer reviews and professional growth of employees. To get into the rating of the company had to send a corresponding application.

Compared to 2018, the number of Ukrainian firms and companies with Ukrainian offices decreased from 18 to 15. The 2019 rating included:

• EPAM;
• Ciklum;
• Luxoft;
• Intellias;
• Eleks;
• N-ix;
• Sigma Software;
• Softjourn;
• Softengi;
• Svitla;
• Infopulse;
• Miratech;
• Program-Ace;
• TEAM International;
• AMC Bridge.

It is noteworthy that the second outsourcer of Ukraine in terms of the number of employees, SoftServe, did not enter the first hundred. Itera and Artezio dropped out of the list.

A complete list of participants is available on the IAOP website.

”We are excited to share news about new investments raised from Horizon Capital, while we are expanding our presence in Ukraine and abroad”, – says Intellias co-founder and CEO Vitaliy Sedler.

The company was founded in Lviv in 2002 by Vitaliy Sedler and Mykhailo Puzrakov. As of 2018, Intellias provides a full-range of software development services, it is listed in various ratings of the best IT-employers within Ukraine and the fastest growing IT-services providers. According to Intellias, the business has grown more than 10 times within the last 6 years on the market.

Horizon Capital is one of the largest and most active investors in Ukraine. The company manages private equity funds with an aggregate capital of over $800 million. Horizon has invested in such companies as Rozetka, Jooble, Ciklum, Tinkoff Credit Systems and others.