Curiosum

Curiosum was hired by a healthcare company executive to develop a web application for an elderly living concept. The client found Curiosum on the internet and was convinced of their capabilities after an interview. A team of four developers from Curiosum worked on the project, including two senior developers and two medium developers. The client, not being technically inclined, did not provide detailed feedback on the technological aspects of the project. However, the decision to select Curiosum and the successful completion of the project indicates a satisfactory outcome.

In a project with a Software as a Service (SaaS) company for the utility industry, Curiosum provided consulting services for a transition to a new technology stack, Elixir. The decision to hire Curiosum was influenced by the articles and tutorials posted by the vendor. Bi-weekly sessions were conducted with the development team to facilitate the transition from a micro-services node.js environment to a monolith Elixir environment. Two resources from Curiosum were involved in this project. The repetition of the selection process and project details in the feedback suggests a successful execution and satisfactory results.

Oxygen Gaming Corp, a company that develops white-label software for tournaments and skill-based contests, hired Curiosum to audit their existing codebase, refactor code, and develop new features. The client found Curiosum through an online search and chose them for their culture fit, value for cost, and aligned company values. A team of 2-5 employees from Curiosum was assigned to the project. The scope of work included platform stabilization, performance improvements, and preparation for further development. The feedback provided by the client was a detailed description of the work done by Curiosum, indicating a thorough and satisfactory execution of the project.