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Every company has its important dates for reviewing results and making new plans. The last year brought about a new date for many IT companies to share—the start of remote work. This text is not about sadness or nostalgia for what we had, though. It is about changes, the growth opportunities they bring, and ways of taking those opportunities. In this article, we’ll share our philosophy and look back at what helped us save our team and keep growing. By the way, some of those things would work not only for business but also for private matters.

Hi, everyone! I am Veronika Demedetska, a Tech Expert and Senior Software Engineer at AMC Bridge, PhD in Engineering Sciences. I have been working in IT in the domains of 3D graphics, CAD development, and robotics for 11 years. In this article, I will share my experience of developing an industrial robot simulator step by step and tell about the main components of such programs. So, if you work or would like to work in this sphere, you’ll find this article useful.

All books are good. Some books are good enough to be recommended for reading. And while everyone is looking for a perfect New Year gift, our colleagues have shared a list of the best books that help them develop and grow in their professions.

The 20th anniversary has inspired us to learn about the people without whom our regional offices would never have been the same. We have talked to our Regional Managers in Khmelnytskyi, Sumy, Chernivtsi, and Lviv—the four development centers launched after the Dnipro one. Find their stories below.

A well-recognized manufacturer of the world’s first hybrid 3D printers turned to AMC Bridge to implement a concept of a cloud platform, which allows monitoring and managing 3D printers from any location.

What do we know about AMC Bridge today? 5 cities, nearly 700 employees, 140 customers. It hasn’t always been a big company, though. Besides, the numbers do not tell much. To get the real sense of AMC Bridge, we have interviewed four of our very first colleagues and asked them about the time when the company was ten times smaller.