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  • Inside Signicat

    The tech leader who got into software by copying his sister

    Marius didn’t plan a career in digital identity. He followed his sister into IT, built an e-shop for car tyres, and kept saying yes to the next useful problem. Fourteen years on, he’s leading signing tech in Vilnius with a simple North Star: keep it stable, keep it secure, and keep making it better.
    The tech leader who got into software by copying his sister
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    The architect who designs systems while walking around the house

    Abraham didn’t fall into software because he’d always dreamed of writing code. He got there the long way round, via hardware curiosity, a mild existential wobble at the end of university, and a deep interest in how complex systems work internally.
    The architect who designs systems while walking around the house
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    The leader who treats curiosity as a career strategy

    Maja didn’t enter tech because she was certain it was her place. She entered because it wasn’t. “For me, it was an area that I did not know much about,” she says, “so it was more like ‘Here is something I do not know anything about, let's learn it’.”
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    Signicat Hackathon: Where Digital Identity Talent Comes To Play

    Hiring experienced developers, architects and product people in Europe is highly competitive. The annual Signicat hackathon is one way we answer the questions candidates ask about impact, learning and trust. For a few focused days, people step away from their day-to-day work, form cross-functional teams and explore new ways of solving hard problems in digital identity and trust.
    Signicat Hackathon: Where Digital Identity Talent Comes To Play
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    The Commodore 64 kid who turned play into innovation

    When Marcus first met programming, it was not about careers or frameworks. It was pure fascination and joy. The kind that keeps you awake past midnight just to see what happens when you press Enter. Years later, that same spark still drives his work at Signicat, as VP of Technology and one of its longest-serving tech leaders. 
    Marcus presenting hackathon 2025
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    A life against the fraud machine

    For over 20 years, Riten Gohil has been on the frontlines of the fight against fraud, chasing criminals through London streets, dismantling multi-million-pound scams, and building cutting-edge defences for the digital age. Today, as Digital Identity, Fraud & AML Evangelist at Signicat, his mission remains the same: make the online world safer for everyone.
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    From books to boardrooms: Turning strategy into a way of life

    Some people’s stories are like novels—filled with unexpected turns, relatable moments, and profound lessons. Atul is one of those individuals. Born in India, where he spent the first 20 years of his life. From a child wanting to be a writer, Atul’s path meandered from engineering to strategy, and spanned continents. Today, he is a driving force at Signicat, where his role as Chief of Mergers and Acquisitions is as multifaceted as his life story.
    From books to boardrooms: Turning strategy into a way of life
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    The greatest career move? Walking away from what isn't working

    Starting as a programmer, a career pivot during parental leave led her to a QA Tester and Technical Writer role at Signicat. Embracing growth and initiative, Carolina evolved into a Product Owner, finding joy in building impactful products. Her journey shows the power of risks, adaptability, and aligning work with passion.
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