Our achievements

The partnership between Umbrella IT and the Skolkovo innovation center began with the development of RomDo, an artificial intelligence-based marketplace for hiring developers. The aim of the project is to provide an opportunity to quickly find specialists with the required skills, predict their productivity, and provide control over the progress of work and its quality.

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Umbrella IT is the first official WordPress VIP partner in Russia and the CIS. We are proud to be a part of the global WordPress community and provide our customers with quality development based on the VIP cloud platform, a safe and flexible solution with high scalability.

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A strategic partnership with the Higher School of Economics’s Laboratory for the Cognitive Psychology of Digital Interface Users is aimed at user behavior researching and designing interfaces that are consistent with best usability practices. In our collaboration, we use Customer Development approach, that allows to test wireframes on real users and create a customer-oriented UX product before the development and release of the product in live.

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The IT-consulting company Prof. Becker GmbH provides long year expertise in analysis and design of information systems, from developing innovative IT strategies and business process redesign to selecting of standard software systems and conceptual design of customized IT solutions. Umbrella IT acts as technology partner providing its resources to implement these solutions.

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Umbrella IT offers job opportunities to the best GeekBrains graduates in the field of mobile development. GeekBrains is an educational ecosystem that helps you start a digital career from scratch or gain new skills. Practitioner-teachers teach programming, marketing, management, design, analytics and production. The portal hosts more than 1000 webinars that help you develop professionally and improve soft skills — interpersonal skills for effective work. Over a 10-year period the ecosystem provided access to new knowledge for more than 4.5 million people.

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