Atipaq
Software engineering and technical consulting for industrial firms, software publishers, startups and SMEs
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Atipaq
Atipaq develops web and industrial software, including business applications and SaaS platforms. It also modernizes and maintains existing applications and provides technical audits and fractional CTO support.
Customers include industrial companies, software publishers, startups and SMEs. The company primarily delivers projects on a fixed-fee basis, with defined scope and deliverables.
Founded in 2016, Atipaq is headquartered in Venissieux, France. Its founder also works as an outsourced CTO for startups and as a technical expert for industry.
Product: Custom web and industrial software development, application modernization, technical audits and outsourced CTO services.
Jobs at Atipaq
Leadership
- Michael Paul · fondateurSource: company website
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