Kirill Bahdanovich
Head of Technology
Technology leader passionate about building scalable, maintainable software solutions and fostering technical excellence within development teams.
About Kirill
Kirill Bahdanovich leads Softellar's technology strategy and oversees all technical initiatives. With extensive experience in modern software architectures and development practices, Kirill ensures that our solutions are built with the latest technologies and best practices.
Under Kirill's technical leadership, Softellar has successfully delivered complex software solutions across various industries, from healthcare to finance. His expertise in cloud technologies and DevOps practices has been instrumental in building scalable, maintainable systems that meet the highest quality standards.
Kirill is passionate about mentoring developers and fostering technical excellence within the team. He regularly contributes to open-source projects and speaks at technology conferences, sharing insights on modern software development practices and architectural patterns.
Key Achievements
- Designed and implemented 30+ scalable software solutions
- Mentored 20+ developers in advanced technical skills
- Contributed to multiple open-source projects
- Led adoption of cutting-edge technologies including microservices and containerization
- Established best practices and coding standards adopted across all development teams
Expertise Areas
Experience
15+ years in software development and technical leadership
Profile
- Role
- Head of Technology
- Location
- Gdansk, Poland
- Experience
- 15+ years
- At Softellar
- Since 2024
- Markets
- US, Canada, Europe
- Timezone
- CET / EST-aligned
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