Breaking the Gridlock: How Technology Unlocks Speed and Precision in Racing and Business

This year we re-launched RebelVentures as RebelDot’s investment arm aimed at boosting tech advancements in startups dedicated to creating a better world.

At RebelDot, we think that a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential to our success, creativity, and productivity. With women making up 53% of our total employees, we're actively contributing to a shift in the tech industry's gender dynamics.

This is not an overstatement, it's not a cliché or just buzzwords: Choosing the right tech partner can make or break your business, period. 

The Silver Medal places us among the top 25% of companies assessed by EcoVadis. But more than that, it represents the progress we have made and the valuable lessons we've picked up along the way. This milestone also serves as an encouragement for us to keep pushing forward and making a positive impact.

Andrei's journey is a compelling narrative of unexpected transitions, embodying a leap from the realms of philology and history into the intricate world of IT. It's a tale that speaks volumes of his adaptability, curiosity, and relentless pursuit of growth.

The journey of Generative AI in transforming user engagement is just beginning.

Radu's transition from a keen interest in biology and sports to a fulfilling career in programming highlights the power of following one's passions and being receptive to life's surprises.

From being recognized as one of the “Best Places to Work” and stepping up our sustainability efforts to expanding our AI services by acquiring steepsoft, 2023 has been nothing short of extraordinary.

From precision farming to energy-efficient manufacturing, AI is helping companies go green.

In the context of sustainability, ISO 14001 is proof that an organization is committed to making real efforts in reducing its environmental impact.

At RebelDot, our mission has always been to not only create innovative products but also to nurture and inspire the minds that fuel our industry.

In 8th grade, my mom wanted me to study Computer Science, following in my sister's footsteps, but I wanted to enter Environmental Protection.