Digiteum shifts operations from Minsk to Gdansk

Digiteum, a full-stack software development company, based out of Minsk has opened its offices in the Tricity. Digiteum is one of the first beneficiaries of the Come2Pomerania initiative by Invest in Pomerania and the Poland.Business Harbour program by the government of Poland.


Digiteum is a full-stack software development company. The Minsk team includes diverse specialists, including in-house designers, engineers, and management. The new office in Gdansk will be focused on the development, management, and sales from the beginning. Digiteum has already rolled out the recruitment and will start building up the team real soon. 
Digiteum plans to leverage the advantages of a new location in terms of sales. An office in the Tricity means that Digiteum can extend its outreach to new European markets and strengthen their existing relationships. We have a decade-long experience working with clients from the UK, Netherlands, Finland, etc. Setting up sales and development in Gdansk brings us closer to these and many other locations where we believe we could be a good fit, says Katherine Lazarevich is a Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Digiteum.
When asked about why Tricity, Katherine continues, We were considering different locations for a new office and leaned toward Tricity for several reasons. First of all, business-wise, this is a great location. It brings us closer to our existing European clients. At Digiteum, we are highly focused on nurturing client relationships, networking, meeting with people. The new office here is the key to make it happen. Moreover, proximity to the DACH and Nordic region gives us more opportunities to expand our client network and explore new markets.

Digiteum has solid experience in building up strong teams that work together for years and can create a system from even a high-level idea. The team in Minsk consists mainly of middle and senior engineers with a rich track record and a broad skill set. In Gdansk, they plan to start with a core full-stack team and therefore are looking for experienced engineers at first. It doesn’t rule out their interest in hiring young and prospective talent, however. Eventually, the main goal is to create such an environment where the teams in both locations could work in synergy, exchange experience, and take on projects together if needed.

Both the regional and national government has put together many programs to help IT specialists and companies to relocate to Poland. The regional government is offering its support and benefit via the Come2Pomerania initiative by Invest in Pomerania initiative where individuals receive help in finding jobs, and companies are offered support in terms of setting up and navigating the legalization process. We are proud to welcome Digiteum to Tricity and work with them to not only help them achieve their business objectives but also become a shining beacon for other companies that want to call Tricity their next destination. says Marcin Grzegory, Deputy Director, Invest in Pomerania.