Svitla Systems

Svitla Systems was hired by Helper Systems, a software company, to develop a macOS version of their kOS application. The project, which involved 6-10 employees from Svitla Systems, entailed biweekly internal releases and bimonthly App Store releases of kOS, a multifaceted research tool. The development model varied between Kanban or sprint, depending on the stage of development. Regular architecture meetings and engineering leadership sync-ups were also part of the project's scope. Helper Systems chose Svitla Systems due to their high ratings, culture fit, value for cost, and alignment with company values.

InTune Analytics, a ticketing company, engaged Svitla Systems to augment their development staff and provide new insights for internal processes and systems. The project required 2-5 Svitla Systems employees who were expected to understand the general process and demonstrate technical acumen within the first week or two. Svitla Systems was chosen for their budget-friendly pricing, culture fit, value for cost, and alignment with company values.

Grupo JB, a civil works supplier for insurance companies, contracted Svitla Systems to create a catastrophic claims management platform. The project involved 6-10 Svitla Systems employees and required the design of a tailored software to facilitate communication between various teams, consumers, and clients. The software, developed using Django for backend and Vue for frontend, enabled sales registration, report automation, macroprocess design, and the creation of various self-serving modules. Svitla Systems was chosen due to their budget-friendly pricing, value for cost, and alignment with company values.