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DC Inno includes AgileEngine into the 50 on Fire list

Innovation has always been central to our company and team. In 2016 when React Native was still uncharted territory, we were already building a React Native app for an 80-million audience. Our portfolio includes projects in bleeding-edge industries like aerospace, blockchain, IoT, AR, VR, and machine learning.

This October, the innovative spirit that has been driving AgileEngine has finally gotten recognition. On October 10, 2019, the online magazine DC Inno featured AgileEngine on its 50 on Fire list. Meant as a celebration of the innovators based in the Washington metropolitan area, the list features companies and individuals prominent within the local community.

Growjo named AgileEngine among the fastest-growing DC Companies

The Inc. magazine, the Washington Business Journal, and now Growjo! The AgileEngine rocket ship has gotten on yet another radar🚀.

Growjo, the data-savvy company focused on indexing the world’s fastest-growing businesses, has recently published its DC report. The report mentions AgileEngine as the 72nd company on Growjo’s list, noting the impressive 80% growth of our team.

Clutch names AgileEngine among the highest-ranking B2B firms in Ukraine

There are more than 4000 technology companies in Ukraine, with over 1600 specializing in software development services. Out of these 1600+ firms, 567 are on the list of the leading software developers according to Clutch. AgileEngine is one of these industry-leading firms.

AgileEngine Joins Washington Business Journal’s TOP-75 Fastest-Growing DC Companies

Not long ago, we’ve heard some epic news from Inc.: the magazine featured us on its list of America’s 5000 fastest-growing privately held businesses. Today, we have similar (and equally epic) news from the Washington Business Journal. Guess who is on the list of the top-75 fastest-growing companies in the Washington area?

The word “Growth” is perfect for describing how we’ve spent the past few years. Today, we have more than 400 talented software engineers and designers, up from 301 in 2018. Our R&D teams in Kyiv and Kharkiv have outgrown their workspaces, making us add new offices. Our teams in Odesa and Buenos Aires have also grown significantly to meet our ever-increasing need for top-3% tech talent.

AgileEngine Ranks #3631 on the Inc 5000 List

In 2016, the Inc. magazine featured AgileEngine as the 4084th company on its list of 5000 fastest-growing US-based businesses. Fast-forward three years, our team ranks #3631.

The positive change in our ranking reflects the explosive growth that AgileEngine has undergone in the past three years. In 2016, we had 120 people on board. In the summer of 2019, we hit a milestone of 400 team members, and we’ve welcomed even more people since then!

Our ever-growing team is making an impact on the apps loved by multimillion audiences and enterprise solutions used by Fortune 500 companies. Today, our portfolio showcases more than 70 products that revolutionize digital media, fintech, big data, retail, cybersecurity, and other industries.

Clutch named AgileEngine the #1 B2B vendor in Argentina

Long story short, now we are the #1 custom software development vendor and the #1 B2B firm in Argentina. More reasons for talented people to join our Argentinian team in Buenos Aires!

Now, here’s the whole story. In August, the research and rating firm Clutch published a ranking of the business services firms of Latin America and the Caribbean. This ranking covers 13 countries and hundreds of firms. Just like in the case of other rankings from Clutch, the foundations for this one are market presence and the reviews from verified clients.

Clutch names AgileEngine among the leaders in Node and AngularJS development

We simply can’t get enough of recognition from Clutch in 2019. This May, the word’s #1 ratings and reviews website updated its lists of leaders across a huge array of technologies. Guess who ranks among the best firms in Node and AngularJS?:)

Unlike most of the charts and leader matrices published on Clutch, this one isn’t location-specific. Instead, the new study features dev shops from all over the world and zooms in on something it calls Technology Focus Areas. The latter represent specific platforms (like iPad, wearables, or WordPress), languages, frameworks (like AngularJS or Django), specializations (like cross-platform development), etc.