Nix company

NIX's story began in 1994, in a modest garage in Kharkiv, where Igor Braginsky and three university classmates developed a precursor to modern search engines. The early days were tough—every project felt like a test of survival. Friends sold custom software to local businesses, from B2B matchmaking engines to accounting tools for shops and pharmacies. From 1994 to 1997, the company focused on developing specific software products, adapting existing developments to client needs, and automating client projects, primarily using C/C++, Pascal, and FoxPro. As the tech world expanded, so did their vision. By the late 1990s, with the Internet boom in full swing, NIX stepped into the global market, opening its first international office in Israel in 1997. This marked a turning point, laying the foundation for NIX to become the trusted global IT partner it is today. In 1999, the company received its current name; the prefix "NIX" refers to the platforms the company works with - Unix and Linux.

The journey wasn't without its challenges. The dot-com bubble burst in 2001 hit hard, but instead of folding, NIX secured a major project with a leading European ERP company—a moment that reinforced resilience as a core part of NIX's DNA. Fast forward to today, and that same resilience drives NIX forward. The company is opening a new office in Boston, bringing the team closer to clients and partners, while relocating its main R&D operations to Budapest to fuel innovation and growth. With a reputation built on trust, referrals, and results, NIX has grown organically, nearly doubling every three years in team size, projects, and technological expertise. Over the years, NIX has successfully completed more than 3,500 projects, partnering with organizations ranging from pioneering startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. This wealth of experience has shaped its ability to provide tailored, strategic guidance for diverse needs. Today, with over 3,000 professionals and a global footprint, NIX is dedicated to addressing mission-critical objectives for businesses across multiple regions and verticals. The team focuses on engineering digital platforms, streamlining operations, enhancing cybersecurity, optimizing processes, and modernizing legacy systems. In early 2024, NIX announced the relocation of its headquarters from St. Petersburg to Tampa, Florida, to unlock new avenues for collaboration and leverage Tampa's thriving tech ecosystem.