Globalluxsoft

Globalluxsoft was contracted by a 3D printing company to augment their software engineering team. The company's CEO was previously handling all the coding tasks and needed assistance to lighten the workload. Globalluxsoft's engineers worked on all software-related aspects of the platform, including the shopping, create, and admin sides. They also migrated the platform from MongoDB to Postgres. The company spends $15,000 per month on Globalluxsoft's services, which began in June 2017 and are still ongoing. The CEO was highly satisfied with their work and decided to bring them on full-time after a successful 1-month test project.

In another project, Globalluxsoft was hired by a startup in the manufacturing space to completely rebuild their platform. The company needed a team that could handle the project with minimal supervision from their main office. Globalluxsoft became the primary development team for the product, handling everything from project management and development to QA. They used Ruby on Rails and Angular to build the application, which was primarily a marketplace with complex time listing requirements for assets. The engagement lasted for 2 years, ending in November 2016.

An energy company based in Munich engaged Globalluxsoft to help with their Smart thermostat project. The company had previously hired several technical teams, but none were able to match the hardware needs of the device with the software use cases. Globalluxsoft was tasked with integrating the CIP protocol, which is widely used in IT device industrial protocols, into the app. They also worked on integrating voice commands through the API using Amazon and Alexa. The project started in May 2016 and ended in October of the same year, after which Globalluxsoft transitioned into a support and maintenance role. The company spent between $10,000 and $50,000 on Globalluxsoft's services.