Built in the Digital Republic 🇪🇪
Built in the Digital Republic 🇪🇪
Podcast Description
‘Built in the Digital Republic’ is a podcast about how Estonian tech talent is helping shape the digital world – from the UK to the Gulf. We talk to startup founders, tech leaders, and global partners who share what it’s like to work with Estonian teams, what makes them forward-looking yet sometimes underestimated, and how this small country became disproportionately influential in the world of technology.
Hosted by Alexander Antonuk. Powered by Bamboo Group OÜ.
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The podcast centers on themes such as Estonia's engineering culture, international tech partnerships, and the role of Estonian talent in the UK startup scene. Episodes include discussions like how Estonian developers accelerate project timelines for UK startups and insights into the unique attributes of Estonia's tech ecosystem, delving into both the advantages and challenges of remote collaboration.
‘Built in the Digital Republic’ is a podcast about how Estonian tech talent is helping shape the digital world – from the UK to the Gulf. We talk to startup founders, tech leaders, and global partners who share what it’s like to work with Estonian teams, what makes them forward-looking yet sometimes underestimated, and how this small country became disproportionately influential in the world of technology.
Hosted by Alexander Antonuk. Powered by Bamboo Group OÜ.
What makes Estonian engineering culture stand out, and why are UK startups increasingly choosing teams from this Baltic country?
In the pilot episode of Built in the Digital Republic, we speak with Jack Mangnall, co-founder of UK-based fintech company Shape Technologies.
He shares first-hand insights on working with Estonian developers, the pros and cons of such partnerships, and what questions founders should ask before hiring remote tech teams abroad.
Hosted by Alex Antonuk.
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