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Eugene Danilkis

Founder

Founder at Mambu

Freiburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

FoundedMambu

About

Eugene Danilkis co-founded Mambu, a European SaaS company, and served as its CEO for over a decade before transitioning to a board member role. During his tenure, the company grew into a global platform used by hundreds of institutions. He currently works with early- and mid-stage founders as an angel investor, advisor, mentor, and board member.

Founder at Mambu

Intro paths

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Experience

  1. MambuCo-Founder and Board Membercurrent2023 — present
  2. MambuCo-Founder & CEO2011 — 2023Stuttgart, Berlin, Amsterdam
  3. Founders PledgeFounders Pledge Membercurrent2021 — present
  4. MDASoftware Engineer2005 — 2008Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
  5. University of British ColumbiaWeb Developer & Designer2001 — 2004Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Skills & more

Interaction DesignHuman Computer InteractionEntrepreneurshipMicrofinanceSoftware EngineeringProject ManagementStart-up VenturesProgram ManagementWeb DevelopmentMobile ApplicationsSoftware DevelopmentWeb Applications
+11 moreScrumProduct ManagementUser Interface DesignAgile MethodologiesUser ExperienceUsability TestingAgile Project ManagementLeadershipTeam LeadershipSaaSJava

Languages English · German · Russian

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Eugene Danilkis?
Eugene Danilkis co-founded Mambu, a European SaaS company, and served as its CEO for over a decade before transitioning to a board member role. During his tenure, the company grew into a global platform used by hundreds of institutions. He currently works with early- and mid-stage founders as an angel investor, advisor, mentor, and board member.
Where does Eugene Danilkis work?
Eugene Danilkis is Founder of Mambu.
What companies did Eugene Danilkis found?
Eugene Danilkis founded Mambu.
Where did Eugene Danilkis go to school?
Eugene Danilkis studied at Carnegie Mellon University (Masters, Human-Computer Interactions); The University of British Columbia (BSc, Computer Science).

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