Vizcube Infotech Overview

Number of Employees: Under 49

Minimal Budget: $10,000 - $25,000

Average Hourly Rate: $44/hr

Year Founded: 2018

We are an agile, well-organized, professional small team of software developers. We love to manage the end-to-end software development cycle. We have all experts required to create/upgrade/support/enhance/maintain your software - i.e. Frontend, Backend, Full Stack Developers, DevOps, and UI/UX experts in our team. We don't have a sales team.

What Our Clients Say:
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"The Vizcube team took the time to develop a thorough understanding of the scope and complexity and proposed a solution that we are very excited about and expect to get us to our outcome."

"Delivered work when promised and was able to skillfully translate business requirements into technical functionality. Found technical skills to be top notch - always able to think of workarounds when wed run into product limitations. Highly recommend"
-- Hugo Galicia ( CEO @ chicagodealvault.com )

"Very experienced and diligent contractor"
-- Abhijit Dhar ( VP - Technical Services @ Whitehat Virtual Technologies )

Skills:
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- Language : Java
- Backend : JavaEE, Alfresco, Spring(boot, mvc, integration, security, data, AOP, cloud), Dropwizard, Google Guice, REST, JPA, Hibernate, JMS
- Infrastructure : Build, Deployment & Continuous integration using Jenkins, Bambool, Nexus, Shell Scripts, Amazon Web Services, Linux, EC2.
- Frontend : HTML, Javascript, CSS, AngularJS, ZK (zkoss), Primefaces, ExtJS
- Queues : ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ
- Database/Caching : Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
- Indexing : Lucene, Solr, Elasticsearch

Solutions:
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- Enterprise level web application development (SaaS, Product or any type of custom product)
- Integration services development for distributed systems
- Performance optimizations using Java based stack
- Refactoring/Enhancements on current product
- Maintenance
- Testing

Our Core Values:
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Quality, Commitment, Teamwork, Transparency, and Respect for People