Firefinch Software

Firefinch Software client Dyneval wins ScottishEdge We look forward to working with the Dyneval team to bring their product to launch

We are delighted to welcome Vinod Mishra as Lead Software Engineer to the Firefinch Software team.

Vinod is an experienced software engineer with over fifteen years of experience and is passionate about Agile and software engineering methodologies. In his previous role he was Technical Architect for a SaaS product providing data-driven customers insights that leveraged open banking data.

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Next week Sophie Read is attending DataFest 2021, ‘Our Future’ will tackle cutting-edge technologies and innovative uses of AI and our data over 3 fantastic events – Data Talks, Data Tech and Data Talent.

The Firefinch team are celebrating Eid together (virtually) with goodies kindly sent out by the directors. We would like to wish all of our colleagues, clients, friends and family a wonderful Eid Mubarak #Eid #EidMubarak #EidAlFitr #Eidulfitr2021

The directors at Firefinch have worked with Donna in a number of roles for more than a decade, and have a great respect for her capabilities. Donna’s had a significant impact on Firefinch from the earliest days and we look forward to leveraging her commercial acumen to help accelerate growth in the future.

We were delighted to be invited to sponsor the CodeClan virtual open week taking place 3rd-7th May 2021

Join #CodeClan for a week of informative, dynamic and social events focused on giving you the guidance and confidence you need to accelerate your journey into a role in the digital industries.

Prototyping techniques enable us to quickly explore software solutions. Basecamp proposes ‘breadboards’ and ‘fat marker sketches’.

An in-depth analysis of high performing teams has identified 24 key capabilities that drive improvements in software delivery

Lockdown has changed our way of working and socialising. Here’s how we’re staying connected.

The idea of having a fully-functional Linux distribution available within Windows is pretty appealing—does WSL 2 fit the bill?